30+ Survival Foods to Grow to Live on Your Garden (in Florida)

Through my year of growing and foraging 100% of my food and 5+ years of visiting and meeting with dozens of gardeners and permaculturalists across the state of Florida, I have created a grouping of 30 of the easiest and most abundant foods to grow in Florida.
This grouping of plants is ideal for laying the foundation for a food forest or creating The Survival Garden. We’re talking about growing a lot of food, with the least work, so you can truly break free from the grocery store!

Our mission is to assist people in attaining Food Freedom - breaking free from the global, industrial food system and growing their own food! We do this by providing the Food Forest Starter Bundle on a suggested donation basis. This bundle includes 30 of the easiest to grow, most productive foods in Florida.

Learn more and order a Food Forest Starter Bundle here: https://robingreenfield.org/foodforest

See our educational guide and video series on how to turn your yard into a garden and grow a lot of food at home:
https://robingreenfield.org/foodforest

Order Robin’s new book, Food Freedom, for inspiration to grow your own food and break free from the grocery store:
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Video Chapters:
0:00 Intro
00:37 Yuca
01:56 Katuk
03:00 Mulberry (dwarf ever-bearing variety)
03:43 Mulberry (native variety)
04:33 Sweet potato
06:13 Longevity spinach
06:24 Okinawa spinach
07:18 Rosemary
08:05 Southern pea / Seminole pea / Cow pea
09:14 Cuban oregano
10:02 African blue basil
10:44 Seminole pumpkin
11:51 Pigeon pea / gandules
12:51 Galangal ginger
13:20 Nopal cactus
13:56 Chaya
14:43 Papaya
15:44 Turmeric
16:47 Everglades tomato
17:55 Tithonia (Bolivian sunflower / Mexican sunflower)
19:01 Lemongrass
19:41 Sorrel / Roselle
20:40 Luffa
21:34 Bidens alba
22:37 Elderberry
23:46 Moringa
24:57 East African kale / Ethiopian kale / Amara
25:37 Molokhia / Egyptian spinach
26:38 Hopi red dye amaranth
27:35 Daikon radish
28:38 Toilet Paper Plant/ Blue spur flower / Plectranthus barbatus
29:11 Surinam cherry
29:40 Honorable Mentions (not included in bundle)
29:49 Banana
29:58 Jamaican cherry
30:03 Sugar cane
30:07 Taro
30:13 Yaupon holly
30:27 Surinam spinach
30:36 Conclusion

Edited by: Pachamama Media

Robin Greenfield is a truth-seeker, activist, social reformer and servant to Earth, humanity and our plant and animal relatives. He lives simply and sustainably to be the change he wishes to see in the world. Through living closely connected to Earth, he rejects the status quo of consumerism and demonstrates a way of being in gratitude, mindfulness and presence. His life is an experiment with truth and integrity.

Robin’s public activism involves dramatic actions designed to provoke critical thought, self-reflection and positive change. His activism creates nuanced conversations on the critical issues of our time, with a focus on solutions for living in harmony.
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