12/08/2019 / By Grace Olson
Not everyone would be prepared when SHTF. This means looters may come rushing to your home to steal your supplies. Outdoor gardens are especially vulnerable. You can install security systems all around your property to dissuade potential thieves, but even the most desperate ones may figure out a way around them.
One of the best ways to protect your garden is to hide them in plain sight. This means disguising your plants to look ornamental, but they are actually edible. (h/t to AYearWithoutTheGroceryStore.com)
Each garden will be different for every person. It depends on the available space, weather conditions and personal preferences of the family. Start planting your guerrilla garden with this handy guide:
When choosing which plants to use, always consider diversity and nutritional value.
Once you come up with an initial list, here are some factors that may help you choose which ones to plant:
After deciding on which plants to grow, you should consider the physical property next.
If you don’t have a yard or you simply want to plant more,you can try indoor gardening. Numerous plants – like herbs, salad greens and even potatoes – can be grown inside your home. Recycle old containers or buy some pots to start your garden. Make sure to do your homework on which plants can grow indoors.
During an emergency, food supplies are always at risk. Hide them in plain sight or plant them indoors to ensure that you have a sustainable source of food.
Sources include:
AYearWithoutTheGroceryStore.com 1
AYearWithoutTheGroceryStore.com 2
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