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Does anyone remember the Victory Gardens from th World War II era and what was planted in them?

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Does anyone remember the Victory Gardens from th World War II era and what was planted in them?

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Vegetables and the best ones that were planted were the ones that could be saved over the winter. These would be root vegetables like potatoes, carrots, turnips, cabbages,onions, pumpkins, You could store these vegetables in dark cool places and they would stay good throughout the winter. In those days you could only eat what was in season whether it was fruit, vegetables or meat. With basically the whole world at war it was too dangerous to ship things by sea so you couldn’t expect to get fruit from Hawaii or South America. Also a lot of the food was being shipped overseas to feed the troops so you just couldn’t buy things. You had to grow your own stuff or do without!

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