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Do you have to draw plans and grafts.

Is agriculture simply a case of sticking a seed in the ground or is there more to it? Is there any formal training required? I’m considering a career change.

My father is a gardener. I help him sometimes, we go to rich people’s houses and all day long we have to be in the hot sun, kind of treated like d*gs, actually worse( because nowadays many people treat their dogs like their kids). Sometimes we have to trim trees, and carry bunch of branches and loads on our backs , and for this reason we get Injured at times, sometimes extreme neck pain etc. Many times though, it’s a great feeling you get by cutting grass, watering plants,…that’s like the easy part but then there’s other annoying, hard, and tiring, and dangerous things we have to do. So, I don’t like garderning that much, unless it’s my house cause my house just has a lawn and some plants and it’s simple. But what i see is many people in TV make it seem like gardening is Fun, because all they do is work with little plants, plant little flowers or something and that’s it( Example: Good morning America news show Gardening tips lady), when actually gardening is pretty hellish.

can you grow veggies inside during the winter?
if so what types?
what is needed to do this in the cold Maine winter?

and what exactly does one do once joined? does everyone go as a group to one anothers house for fun and work of helping each other w/their gardening or what?