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Ever wondered how to grow enough food for a year? We’ve got you covered!
Every year we grow enough food here for us to eat all year round. Even though we have a short growing season, we pack a lot into those few months.
If you live in a more moderate climate than us, you can easily plant TWO gardens a year, instead of one.
So, whether you live in a northern climate or a more moderate climate with a longer growing season, you can learn to grow the food your family loves to eat.
How to Grow Enough Food for a Year
Our new book is all about growing food for your family. And in this book is everything you need to know to grow a backyard vegetable garden.
Whether you are growing in one garden space or using a container gardening system, this book has what you want to learn.
This book covers:
- How much room do you need to grow the vegetables?
- Where to find your gardening zone
- Can you grow what you want where you live?
- Eating Seasonally
- Unique Ways to Grow Vegetable Crops
- Community Gardens
- Container Gardening
- Rain Gutters
- Hanging Baskets
- Containers and Totes
- Container Sizes for Growing Vegetables
- Vertical Gardening
- Trellis
- Wooden Pallets
- Netting
- What Vegetables to Grow in a Vertical Garden
- Microclimates
- Garden Soil
- Vegetable Seeds
- Planting (and Thinning) the Garden
- Watering
- Fertilizing
- Mulching
- Weeding
- Succession Planting
- Ongoing Maintenance
- Determining What to Plant for Your Family
- Worksheets
- Food Storage Ideas and Possibilities
- Resources
- Growing your Vegetables
- Storing your Food
- Preserving Food
$14.99
Healthy, organic and very inexpensive – plant a vegetable garden this year!
Grab your book and make this THE year you grow a garden!
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Although this book does NOT cover food preserving you can find our complete list of articles on Preserving Food here. Includes freezing, canning and pickling fruits and vegetables.
National canning guidelines and more safety information can be found here.
