Gardening is migrating. What does this mean? In short, that the future of gardening will look far different from the gardening world of today. Fewer and fewer people will grow their food outdoors, more opting to be the masters of their food supply using controlled indoor gardens. Our gardens are on the move.
Indoor gardening
Every year the world population increases. And every year the quality of our food seems to go down, while the prices steadily rise. This puts the average person in a precarious position, and to feed his family, he must get creative. He’ll go comparison shopping, he’ll avoid grocery stores in favor of farmer’s markets, or he’ll wait for bargain sales. As always, there will be a percentage of people in the future who decide to take matters into their own hands and will grow their own foods as a way to avoid the bigger expenses of the grocery store.
Indoor gardening
Every year the world population increases. And every year the quality of our food seems to go down, while the prices steadily rise. This puts the average person in a precarious position, and to feed his family, he must get creative. He’ll go comparison shopping, he’ll avoid grocery stores in favor of farmer’s markets, or he’ll wait for bargain sales. As always, there will be a percentage of people in the future who decide to take matters into their own hands and will grow their own foods as a way to avoid the bigger expenses of the grocery store.
