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Gardens with a 12,000-person waiting list

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It should be noted that these gardens are comparatively cheap. For many there is no other feasible way to own a few 100m² of green and free sky.

Wow, are those gardens really that big? Here in the Netherlands there are huge waiting lists for your allotted 12m².

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It should be noted that these gardens are comparatively cheap. For many there is no other feasible way to own a few 100m² of green and free sky.

> For many there is no other feasible way to own a few 100m² of green and free sky.

For many this is not a feasible way either, as there are 12 000 people in line before them.

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Interest in small, distributed, local food production systems is really trending right now. Topsoil degradation, the future of the climate, and the malnutrition of our food are key factors - it seems like this is an important piece of the puzzle for keeping populations healthy and fed.

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It should be noted that these gardens are comparatively cheap. For many there is no other feasible way to own a few 100m² of green and free sky.

Wow, are those gardens really that big? Here in the Netherlands there are huge waiting lists for your allotted 12m².

Well, I know people who've had 100m² around Nijmegen, so it exists.
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