Plant This Once. Your Grandchildren Will Still Be Eating From It

👉 Download my E-Book: http://titusfreeman.com In 1932, Hattie Lindqvist fed nine people through the Depression off trees her father planted 43 years earlier. She never paid a dime for fruit. The plants that fed her didn't die out. They just quietly left the catalogs, because there's no money in something you only buy once. In this video I count down 10 old homestead plants you put in the ground one time and harvest for generations. One of them, the government made illegal to grow for 55 years. Another was a tree that once fed all of Appalachia, until it was nearly wiped out in a single lifetime. The good news is you can have it back in your yard by spring. Every one of these came out of my grandfather Eli's leather journal, the same plants that fed our family on this Eastern Kentucky ridge through the hard years. Tell me in the comments what your grandparents grew that nobody grows anymore. The most-commented one is the one I build next. Keep the old ways. — Titus Freeman #homesteading #perennialgarden #selfreliance #oldways #fruittrees #growyourownfood