>>18874862If you have the land and you're not running an agriculture business it's great. It's low work once things are established. The whole point is companion planting perennials so you don't have to do shit but harvest and occasionally prune them. Not everyone is trying to squeeze a dollar out of their land. Growing fruit trees, shrubs, and herbaceous perennials is still better than a fucking lawn or an invasive monoculture.
