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The conversation about vegetable gardens and its harkening to Victory gardens is lost when its dominated by people who have maximum resources to spend hundreds of dollars.  Kudos to them but let us remember the people who are on a shoestring budget.  Food is basic but the choices elicited here are high end and very white. 

Out of proper respect for the food grown by average people: ask before taking.  Judith

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