‘The reason we are in Iraq is to plant the seeds of democracy so they flourish there and spread to the entire region of authoritarianism.’ – George W. Bush
'As the saying goes, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery,' said Hugh Grant, Monsanto Chief Executive Office
"edible foodlike substances." Michael Pollen
"Let food by they medicine" Hippocrates
"No unemployment insurance can be compared to an alliance between man and a plot of land." Henry Ford
"He got away with everything. What he get? All the money from the bank. No! All the carrots from the Victory Garden! The side-wind'n-bushwacker."
"A sower went out to sow and he sowed that which was in his heart -for what can a man sow else!"
In truth, teaching is but another department of gardening. ~Bolton Hall
The thing generally raised on city land is taxes. ~Charles Dudley Warner
"That is well said," replied Candide, "but we must cultivate our garden” ~Voltaire
Frequent watering of the Victory Garden is necessary during the early stages of growth
The planting scheme can be altered to suit your individual taste. For instance, peas and cabbage are included because almost everybody likes to have them fresh from their garden; but they occupy more space in proportion to their value than beets and carrots. Therefore a small garden could be made more profitable by omitting them altogether, or cutting them down in amount and increasing the amount of carrots, beets, and turnips planted; or any of the vegetables mentioned which may not be in favor with the family can be left out.
ARC Identifier: 196478 Frequent watering of the Victory Garden is necessary during the early stages of growth. , ca. 02/1943 Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (NLFDR), 4079 Albany Post Road, Hyde Park, NY
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