Sunday, February 7, 2010

Vegetable Garden Blogspot Should I Start A Vegetable Garden To Save Money On Groceries?

Should I start a vegetable garden to save money on groceries? - vegetable garden blogspot

I recently came to a new blog that is recommended to start saving a garden. I am a novice in the garden, but the article offered a few simple plants that grow easily.

I wonder, it's too good to be true? Or it might be worth my time? (and not the money in your pocket?)

has been the site: http://midwestmoms.blogspot.com

6 comments:

Lauren J said...

Why not try? Seeds are cheap and vegetables are grown and tested 10 times better than you can get at the store. In addition to pesticides, not all of them were delicious!
It can help you get a new hobby. You start small (do not go too far and buy) all types of vegetables you want. Spending $ 1 billion in seed, you can buy a pot and dirt, and remember that water. You'll know if it something that you like and do not forget.
I must say that the pride that I have more and more delicious healthy food for myself and my family and save money (the tomatoes expensive for a family) with 4 is tremedous. Stick to the ones who love you, are simple and holder. You can save hundreds of dollars, but depending on where you live, you can never buy a tomato in the shop again! And when $ 4 per pound, you will be so proud!
Do it. It's just a plant (sorry, lack of sensitivity) and when she dies - get another one. Not a great loss. Great profit.
If you like the small and space and go. You save money, savings orand the health of your family and save the environment. Sounds good.

T M said...

You need to find ways to save money, not only can grow vegetables. When you save a fountain of water, but electricity costs. Get a meter, so that they start to peak and cost off-peak hours. In my town, off-peak maximum is 036 cents and 15 cents. The only water in times of low demand. If you can choose your vegetables, you can bottle of Craigslist, or Freecycle to find very cheap second-hand shop - investing in new lid. The first year was not always easy to start, but once it from year to year, it is worth. Make sure the time to do gardening and canning and freezing, too.

Bert C said...

Not when we have free water. If the product is ready when the prices are the lowest of the year in the shops. If you water freely available [(such as rain, not enough need in the city water) and on a scale large enough to provide to freeze for a year then it would be a bit cheaper but the cost of fertilizer and / or fertilizer, seed or seedlings, and Mason jars or freezer bags, and time and energy (including electricity or gas) they need to bottle or freezer.

Generally, no.

hopflowe... said...

Do you like gardening? If so, it's a good idea to do so. If you do not like gardening, it is best to buy your product. You have many possibilities, but if the growth of your account.

littlemi... said...

Yes, my mother has to have a garden, if we still lived with their children. The food was deliciougs and saved a lot of money, that was also healthy.

The problem was the work done during harvesting and preservation, etc. ..

JustAski... said...

It can and will help you save money. You will have the pleasure of a garden all the time.

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