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Portable Victory Garden

Portable Victory Garden
During WWII, america and its peoples had to ration food to send to the boys over

seas. People started to grow their own food in "victory gardens" to support the cause. While

not exactly necessary today, a victory garden can still be a fun and educating experience to

make with your family and friends. And it moves to boot!
 
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Step 1Supplies

Supplies
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Your supplies will include: 
- shopping cart *
- compost
- vermiculite
- peat moss
- cardboard
- burlap sacs
- assorted seeds and plants
- a little elbow grease


*note: please do not steal a shopping cart, the ones used for this instructable were

obtained from a store that was going out of business. I am not responsible for any

punishment for theft of supplies.

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4 comments
Jul 25, 2010. 5:52 PMjwc1480 says:
I hope you can by those shopping carts honestly.
Jun 9, 2010. 8:32 AMTemplar451 says:
Umm... I believe you mean WWII for 'Victory Gardens'. My mother remembered growing those then. And I remember the Vietnam war well. Don't get me wrong though, good instructable.
Jun 9, 2010. 11:48 AMlemonie says:

Have you a reference for the Vietnam statement?

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