Gardening, Plants, and Agriculture.

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Every time I plant something my dog immediately digs it up the first time I let her go outside without me. She never does it with me outside so it was def a stealth mission but she is always caught in the act.

I put a fence around my garden which gives the garden a two foot gap between the garden and the fence however I'm realizing the space between the garden and fence is not enough. Now whenever both dogs use the restroom they do it right up against the garden fence (despite the large remaining yard space just for them) which is hygienically concerning for me especially when it rains. I don't want poop water watering my veggies :( .

How do you handle your dogs + love of gardening? Any ideas?

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Aside from growing herbs, which are awesome, what kinds of things can you grow to help keep yourself full and make less frequent supermarket trips?

For me, I live in the tri-state area. Cucumbers have always produced abundantly, so much so that I've stopped buying store cucumbers all together.

What sorts of filling plants can you start raising right now that might save you in say 6 months time?