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In reply to the discussion: Just saw where Mark Cuban is telling people [View all]Trueblue Texan
(3,271 posts)100. I also invested in some fruit trees this year...
I don't have much space to garden, but I keep a large container garden in the back yard in grow bags and plastic swimming pools. Also have a couple of waist high raised beds. These small gardens are great for growing things like peppers, onions, herbs and other things that can get quite pricey. Have you looked at the price of parsley? Crazy expensive. I don't know how well the fruit trees will do, though with the bee population so stressed. I'm hoping to coax some into our lair with bird baths out on the side of the house where I put the fruit trees.
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... or the savings to dip into to stock up on toilet paper, canned food, etc.
generalbetrayus
Apr 3
#11
You have got to be kidding. Our bed is the kind with drawers that we used for storage.
LisaM
Friday
#112
Don't forget under couches or desks or dining/kitchen tables, above the fridge...
usedtobedemgurl
Tuesday
#130
My grandmother, who would be 124 if she was alive, hoarded a lot of things because of living through
Raftergirl
Apr 3
#62
i am just going to shop for my weekly stuff and not panic. that drives prices up even fuirther.
AllaN01Bear
Apr 3
#51
I remember with the last TP run, most grocery stores shelfs were empty...Accept the Spanish stores. They had plenty.nt
mitch96
Apr 3
#72
My girlfriend and I love their pizza by the slice, and whole pizza take home, too.
generalbetrayus
Apr 3
#25
"A Coke", thank Odin at last, a Coke. No more P word.! I love me my Costco!!!
Comfortably_Numb
Apr 3
#32
If you realisticly need a new to you car (new or used), buy immediately
Bernardo de La Paz
Apr 3
#13
Does it have a builtin time machine? Or are you projecting a D sweep in 2028?
Bernardo de La Paz
Apr 3
#38
I don't have a lot of room either, but I have been stockpiling little by little,
Linda ladeewolf
Apr 3
#14
If you don't mind paying a little extra while helping the environment, you could
Trueblue Texan
Apr 3
#57
Looking forward to shelves being empty again - just like the good ol' Covid days
Bristlecone
Apr 3
#19
Yep. I read where the countries that produce coffee were some of the bigger tariffs.
OldBaldy1701E
Friday
#103
The main problem with that sort of hoarding is that it creates shortages immediately and higher
highplainsdem
Apr 3
#27
I guess I picked the right time to switch over to Kona coffee (Yum!). It's expensive,
generalbetrayus
Apr 3
#30
I do a big once a month shop and buy 3-4 items of things I'm running low on. It's different things depending
Raftergirl
Apr 3
#65
Trump & Project 2025 authors REALLY want to hurt us and have us rise up so they can use military on us
Attilatheblond
Apr 3
#88
There's a difference between hoarding and stocking up to protect your family.
mucholderthandirt
Saturday
#121