Russians are gardening with a purpose this year as the country faces inflation and worries about shortages related to sanctions
Many Russians are gardening more this summer to allay the impact of soaring food prices related to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.Every weekend, Kseniya Abramova and her mother pile her fluffy white Samoyed and six cats into their car for the fivehour drive from St. Petersburg to work in their garden, where they hope to grow enough fruit, vegetables and nuts to last the year.
Like many Russians, Ms. Abramova is trying to protect against high inflation and potential food-supply disruptions related to
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