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What's up guys? Welcome to Vanguard Boston where we will learn how to save

money, make money, and invest money. What's up guys? This is your boy Vanguard from

Vanguard Boston and today we're gonna be talking about gardening and how it can

and it cannot save you money. And this might confuse you but most gardens

actually don't save you much money and that has to do with the fact that when

you go to a grocery store and you're ready to pick those tomatoes or you're

ready to pick whatever it is that you've garden, usually at the grocery

store they sell them for dirt cheap. So you're better off going to a grocery

store and buying these items when they're in season than you are to

actually plant them yourself because of the time, the dedication, the initial

investment into planting them might actually be more expensive than buying them at the grocery store. I'm going to show you a garden and I'm going to show

you how we garden. In our garden we try to keep it simple, easy, and profitable

We try to focus on vegetables that come back every year that don't take a whole

lot of effort to harvest. We're talking about kale, chives, rhubarb, asparagus is a

family favorite, garlic, potatoes, squash. These are things that you're gonna have

for a very long time throughout the year and most will come back every

single year with minimal effort. Gardening varies dramatically depending on where you live and the temperature, the time of year, so I'm not gonna go too deep into

that. However, I would suggest to stick to the simple basic concept of if it's not

profitable, don't do it. I hope you guys enjoy this. I hope you guys enjoyed my

input into gardening and how it can save you money and how it can't save you

money sometimes. It depends on what strategies you use. This is your boy

Vanguard from Vanguard Boston. See you guys in the next one