Meet the Climate-Defying Fruits and Vegetables in Your Future
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/09/25/dining/climate-change-fruits-vegetables.html?unlocked_article_code=qexEUnfV_Kg_U-OZe_GHkIuLmgeD6pvDKV6PNGGntRbsE9hUhgemqIRMlwSvvjM0q1lp_-NlEtw5EVcWBFFU5TTYtNti2klMfFaZbDKjAbRc2ifOvlQ3krYb_dy3aULAqaSHtBjKf0ZKWT6YxuQU7u8eDxAnzmy5wUsM7h9TprbYop9yf_AfzOjSBK60bOUNmR6mGJlgdJNoCVwGgL4sJbwbGjDFbHarb-a-6HWQAHxTN2UmccVZ4In51Pn1Sb3aBICg6ggSDseTp9DYMvf02J0bwqdoCC0itXyI9S0KUgJFGkdmbpxf9iLdFBYcYzuAzgn3aQfAQlrDMNnxIsl1G-OqGQX4xHH0nAOpen linkView original on slrpnk.net
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Cherries Cauliflower Melons Blackberries Avocadoes Carrots Potatoes Apples
Mind you, these are specific varieties bred for heat tolerance.
Hope work on some bred to handle the more severe cold snaps we get up north
Initially read that as Climate-Denying Fruits!
That's offensive, they prefer to be called Log Cabin Republicans
its only funny for me if in a british accent.
Glad I wasn’t the only one
if denying climate change made it not affect you
Blackberries! Soooo good! Unfortunately soooooo invasive!