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30 Forgotten Foods From Grandma's Garden That Have Faded Into History

Before supermarkets, Grandma’s backyard was the pantry. Rows of quirky heirloom veggies, berries, and herbs—sorrel for zingy soups, ground cherries for sweet snacks, purple-hull peas for Sunday dinner—fed families and stretched wartime rations. Most of these 30 crops have slipped into obscurity. Join us as we dig up their stories, flavors, and thrift-wise secrets, and maybe spark your next garden revival.

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00:00:00 Intro
00:00:52 Tomatoes – Grandma's Canning Champions
00:03:36 Potatoes – The Dependable Foundation
00:06:23 Green Beans – The Summer-to-Winter Bridge
00:09:24 Cabbage – The Storage Champion
00:12:20 Carrots – The Sweet Root Survivors
00:15:10 Onions – The Flavor Preservers
00:18:06 Beets – The Natural Sugar Factory
00:21:01 Swiss Chard – The Cut-and-Come-Again Champion
00:23:46 Turnips – The Quick-Relief Miracle
00:26:28 Peas – The Early-Season Hope
00:29:07 Cucumbers – The Refreshing Producers
00:31:55 Lettuce – The Fresh Comfort
00:34:38 Spinach – The Iron-Rich Quick Grower
00:37:25 Peppers – The Vitamin-C Powerhouses
00:40:14 Squash – The Generous Summer Producers
00:42:55 Corn – The Calorie Foundation
00:45:43 Radishes – The Fast Fresh Hope
00:49:51 Kale – The Frost-Sweet Survivor
00:51:11 Turnip Greens – The Double-Duty Producers
00:54:02 Collard Greens – The All-Season Champions
00:56:47 Sweet Potatoes – The Underground Gold Mine
00:59:33 Mustard Greens – The Peppery Survivors
01:01:34 Garden Herbs – The Flavor and Medicine Cabinet
01:04:29 Garlic – The Natural Antibiotic
01:07:05 Celery – The Crunchy Keeper
01:09:09 Parsnips – The Winter Sweet Surprise
01:10:57 Leeks – The Mild Onion Alternative
01:13:07 Brussels Sprouts – The Mini-Cabbage Powerhouses
01:15:42 Rutabagas – The Purple-Top Survivors
01:18:41 Salsify – The Oyster-Plant Treasure
01:20:41 Outro