thanks.. frost tolerant ehhhhh!? Gets me wondering how the hell the natives got kicked off their own land. They survived the climate. I guess the Europeans had the skill as well (aside from learning how to beat scurvy). The natives taught them to boil pine and drink it for the vitamin C deficiency.
I guess they blew the frost away with their weapons of metal. The eastern bison was a frost tolerant meal I'm sure. Sad though, there are undoubtedly regrets about the assistance provided that led to the later struggles of the natives
Fak! I was hopeful for some other kind of advice. You should really be called Pappa-Prepper.
Purple kale bearbear! Loads of nutrition and frost tolerant. Somewhat at least haha, Canada might be a bit much ;-)
thanks.. frost tolerant ehhhhh!? Gets me wondering how the hell the natives got kicked off their own land. They survived the climate. I guess the Europeans had the skill as well (aside from learning how to beat scurvy). The natives taught them to boil pine and drink it for the vitamin C deficiency.
I guess they blew the frost away with their weapons of metal. The eastern bison was a frost tolerant meal I'm sure. Sad though, there are undoubtedly regrets about the assistance provided that led to the later struggles of the natives
oh all but wiped out or in reserves. It's tragic and even more sad world history.
Cold frames can extend your season. Look into cool and cold weather crops