One of the most inexpensive ways to have fresh produce to eat- grow it on site. If you don't have a backyard for a garden, then try a community garden or even a window box garden.
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Living with Ed: Everyday Tips: Grow It On Site
One of the most inexpensive ways to have fresh produce to eat- grow it on site. If you don't have a backyard for a garden, then try a community garden or even a window box garden.
Added: Aug 14, 2009
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