We don t really need to ask why the popularity with non hybrid seeds, also known as survivalist seeds. With weekly revelations of additional staff at the White House espousing, let us say, non capitalist sentiment there are many American patriots that are feeling the cold finger of fear and feel preparations are in order. Unfortunately for some however is that what they have put their faith in may lull them into a false sense of security and possibly even hasten their catastrophe. The question that I want to put out to those who have invested in seeds or are contemplating purchasing them is this. Do you know how to grow?
It seems elementary I know but some haven t seen the light yet. What good are seeds if you don t know how to grow food, harvest it and store it to survive until the next year and do it again? When the crisis hits it is too late to say, Oh shoot, I wish I had been planting a garden already. Now is the time to start and now is the time to learn. You will also want to test competitors seeds for yourself to find out what works best. It s not like you are going to be able to walk into a Box mart and find quality seeds that haven t been genetically altered or distorted in some way.
So what are you going to do? I can hear a hearty reply I m going to start now! There. You feel better already don t you. Do not be discouraged or daunted by the process of learning something new because it really is easy once you get your feet wet. After all, people having been growing food since the beginning of time and I am sure that you are just as capable. Hey, even I can do this stuff! It is a lot of fun but what I enjoy the most is the inexplicable calming effect that gardening has on myself and many others as well. It also provides an array of teaching moments for my five and seven year old daughters. A good idea is useless until you put it in effect so if you have ever contemplated starting a garden to supply your own food, let me encourage you to start now. Learning new skills is
seldom ever regretted.