This is a great question that I get posed quite frequently and my response is because if I don't no one will do it for my family and I. Prepping is a fantastic lifestyle that can teach you many valuable lessons throughout your road to self sufficiency. It will teach you to stretch your dollar to be able to make it go further and buy more for you. You will learn how to store and find more uses out of just about anything and everything.

If doomsday never hits, if Washington gets it's budget in check and the apocalypse misses us lets face it you will be well prepared to survive anything. If a hurricane hits your location and you are excommunicated from society for a couple of weeks, you will be fine and taken care of. Prepping is a way of life that will save your life, and when it comes to food sources you have to have diversity. You have to diversify and have food items canned, dried, dehydrated, frozen, MRE's and renewable food sources.

Renewable food sources make perfect sense for a low cost food storage plan for Preppers because as each year passes that you harvest fresh fruit off the fruit tree you initial investment gets less and less until it actually pays for its self. What other food source do you know of that actually pays for itself? None, our bodies are complex structures that have to a wide vary of nutrients and vitamins to continue making it impossible to absolutely store it all. We have put together a list of the best plants, uses and recipes together in our opinion for prepping not only for the end days but for the next super storm, tornado, hurricane, blizzard, or any other type of natural event that would leave you hungry or without medicine.

PG

"Plant Like There's No Tomorrow"

Prepper Gardens is a nursery that offers ideas for the Prepping and survival community to consider for renewable food sources, growing their own medicine, utilizing plants as security and defense, and wildlife plants. I am a Prepper myself and have noticed over the past couple of years a trend of planting vegetables and other seeded crops that are labor intensive to plant and maintain annually, and wanted renewable food sources of healthy organic food that will produce every year without having to be planted every spring. This will allow me to focus my time and attention upon other activities that will need to be done during a doomsday type event.

Haven being elected into Phi Alpha Xi (Horticulture Honor Society) while attending UGA for Horticulture and working in the green industry for over 12 years, I have a good foundation to know which plants to offer and grow myself. So, I have put together a list of major renewable food sources that can be grown organically, used in a wide varieties of ways, and capable of at least a one year storage period minimum, so Prepper Gardens was born.

We strive to offer the best possible plants, with the best and most accurate plant information, creative plant uses and recipes for plants that are commonly found in landscapes now of days. I have tried to keep the list to the least maintenance as possible, as access to maintenance products maybe limited when needed. Please browse the website at the following link  www.preppergarden.biz if you see any plants that you would recommend to add to our listing do not hesitate to contact me and let me know, I am always wanting to learn new ways to use plants.

The website is about only 85% complete right now and is lacking some minor polishing details so please continue to check back as I am striving to finish the website as fast as possible. The toll free number on the website 855-ZOMBIE-0 or 855-966-2430 will be the toll free number for the company but the telephone company has not finished provisioning it so please give it another 48 hours from today to contact me with any questions you may have. As always, "Plant Like There's No Tomorrow".

PG