The sharing table is still ahead
Care for soil, water, food and habitat first. The community table opens when your garden can offer a genuine surplus.
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The shelves are bare. The kitchen only keeps what the garden has already given — harvest something first.
Seed you saved yourself can be sown again without waiting for the season's one packet — and it can be given away, which is the only way seed truly survives.
The drawers are empty. Harvest a crop while the seed bank stands in the garden, and a little seed will find its way here.
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At the edge of Menet, a real community garden inspired this story — and left a place in it for you.
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Both choices build the same element. Participation shares represent contributed time and knowledge; euros represent the project fund. Choose deliberately.
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