Could you grow all your fruit and veg ?

I know HOW to grow fruits and veggies but wouldn't be able to do the work anymore to have a successful garden/orchard.

I was pretty successful growing vegetables as a teen until a kid working for my dad ran the lawn mower over my garden. I haven’t tried though since. The lettuce and squash I grew at one time were pretty good. My dad has had a very successful blackberry bush for several years now so hopefully we could come up with something. It might be scarce.

@TRACEYJAYNE I would dearly love to become self sufficient in veggies and if I put my heart and soul into it I think I'd do pretty well. The problem however is neither my heart nor my soul - it's my back. I have to limit myself to bursts of 15 minutes or I'd become a cropper. When I get back form Manchester on Tuesday next week I'll be planting my first earlies (potatoes) but I plant them on big planters rather than in the ground to avoid digging and I'm quite successful. My beetroot will be sown in April and courgettes in May.

When we had an acreage I grew a lot of vegetables but it's hard to grow enough to see you through a year or even part of a year. I grew carrots, potatoes, onions, cabbage, cauliflower, corn, tomatoes.

I couldn't physically handle gardening these days.

I easily could. . . . because I don't eat fruit or vegetables.

I love flowers but so far I don't get bushels of any vegies in my garden. I have had more success with pumpkins but only starving folks would eat them day after day all winter.

I can grow and I have grown some like tomatoes, chilies, eggplants, bittergourd, pumpkins and a few others before but not in quantities that would suffice my need for a year.