Food Supply Anxiety Brings Back Victory Gardens (Published 2020)

The New York Times·Mar 25

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There is a reported resurgence of interest in community gardens, also known as victory gardens, amid food supply anxiety. These gardens have historical precedent, having played a role in past crises, and are now being revived in various locations, including urban areas. The revival of victory gardens is seen as a way for communities to adapt to challenges and ensure food availability.

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