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How to Plan a No-Waste Garden in 2021 Donna Freedman © Rido / Shutterstock.com Home gardening exploded during the pandemic. The seed company Burpee, one of the biggest suppliers in the U.S., sold more seed in March 2020 than at any time in its 144-year history. Shortages of canning supplies were common, too. Maybe this was due to the fear of food shortages, or the fear of shopping during a pandemic. Perhaps it was because so many people were laid off that they needed something to do. Whatever the reason, we might be on track to repeat the trend to some extent: Many seeds reportedly were sold out earlier this year, though stores and seed companies are now fairly well stocked.

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