Growing Rare Uncommon Plants You Can't Find At Market

One of the greatest benefits when gardening is the ability to grow hard to find, rare and uncommon plants. This allows for a greater diversity of diet and taste experience. Join Dan & Alice in the backyard food forest (year 8) as they go about a harvest and share with you some of the rare plants growing on.

Garden location: Northern CA (Bay Area)
USDA Climate Zone: 9b

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All seeds grown and harvested from the Plant Abundance backyard food forest!
Sorry to my international friends but currently I'm only able to ship to US mainland postal addresses located within the contingent United States. Thanks for your support.

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