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Vegetables were quite important to the colonists as not only could they be grown and harvested, but they were also fairly easy to preserve -- through drying, pickling and other means -- thus ensuring a store of food when none other was available. Virtually every home had their own garden and each family grew their own produce. | ||||||||||||||||||