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Editado por BerzerkCommando:
4/11/2013 1:06:23 PM
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I'm thinking about getting a garden started for home defense. Any suggestions?
So I live in a small community, but there's a cemetery a few miles away from my house. I feel I should have gardens around my house set up. Just in case some zombies tries to invade my house and eat my brain. The part of Pennsylvania I live in has farms. So I'm able to grow plants.
I'm not a plant expert by any means. For my home defense needs, I'm leaning towards an offensive plant set up. I'm hoping the Flood's more farmer/plant type members can offer some advice, suggestions and the best plants to use. Thanks.
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1 RespuestaDo you have a good wall defense set up? You should know your volume for sustainability. How many people will be fed? Whats your seasons like? Temperatures? Soils etc? Here is a short story about the zombie apocalypse, written by a woman survivalist, which deals with those issues, and others. Well not short, im on day 237 and its still going.
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I hate the fact you wouldnt respond to my serious reply, you twatcicle.
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1 RespuestaEditado por brandorobot: 4/11/2013 4:24:51 PMI got these tulips from the genetically modified department at Home Depot with built in rocket launchers.
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3 RespuestasEditado por A Metroid: 4/11/2013 1:30:46 PMSnow peas, Wall-nuts, and Repeaters. Forgot Sunflowers.
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1 RespuestaMake sure you invest in plenty of sunflowers, then you can get hordes of peashooters. I wouldn't go for mushrooms because none of them work in the daylight.
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1 RespuestaGrow walnuts.
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2 RespuestasThousands upon thousands on Venus Fly Traps, with insane growth hormones.
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2 Respuestasgrow the devils trumpet
