Seeds are at the Dollar Tree now – 4 packs for $1.00. Over the years I’ve used these seeds many times with no issues. Many varieties are heirlooms. When I lived down South early April was when I began putting seeds in the ground. Here in Maine, there are a few crops that can be planted in mid-April but the majority will have to wait until May.
So much work to do and very much. looking forward to it. Establishing a maximum-producing garden is a huge priority for our preparedness system.
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Anyone ever tried Turkey SPAM?
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The national debt is almost at $34.5 trillion, we continue to send millions of dollars to Ukraine and Israel, ignore the Southern border, target political opponents via a corrupt criminal justice system, overtax citizens, and mothers are now called “birthing parents”.
The insanity continues.
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Stay safe all and please…..keep preparing.
Rourke
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I spoke with my Spam Connoisseur (a/k/a “Daughter”), and she loves the turkey Spam but says it’s saltier than the regular kind. Bacon Spam tastes like fake bacon, so it’s okay but nothing to write home about.
We both actually prefer Great Value’s low-sodium “luncheon meat” to regular Spam.