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INTRODUCTION TO RAISED BED GARDENING: THE ULTIMATE BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO STARTING A RAISED BED GARDEN AND SUSTAINING ORGANIC VEGGIES AND PLANTS
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Product Description Paperback version has over 40 amazing black and white images, for colour images please choose the Hardback or eBook versions that have all images in glorious colour. Raised bed gardening is the perfect simple approach for beginners who perhaps want to become self-sufficient, grow their own organic food, but perhaps don’t have enough space or, up to now, struggled to keep even a houseplant alive? It also eliminates many of the challenges that traditional planting brings to the table. You’ll be free from having to worry about weeds, pests, and extensive soil manipulations. Not only that but raised bed gardening also offers ideal conditions for growing a wide range of fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers, whether you are a newbie in world of gardening or just new to raised bed gardening methods. While you’re probably feeling excited about the prospect of starting your own garden, there could still be some insecurities and hesitation. Maybe you have always considered yourself to have ‘brown thumbs’ rather than ‘green fingers’ up to this point! How will you maintain an entire garden? Wouldn’t it be too difficult, too expensive, and too much out of your comfort zone? SCROLL DOWN now and learn more about INTRODUCTION TO RAISED BED GARDENING and enjoy a sneak peak of this wonderful guide! Raised bed gardening is the ideal approach for getting started with gardening as many common and tiresome procedures are eliminated altogether. And once you master that, you can move on to the other books in the GREEN FINGERED GARDENER series that will teach you everything from A to Z about gardening. This is the perfect chance to acquaint yourself with gardening and start producing your own delicious, nutritious organic food. Scroll up and click the “Add to Cart” button if you want to learn the basics of the amazing, Raised Bed Gardening technique. Review Introduction To Raised Bed Gardening: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Starting a Raised Bed Garden and Sustaining Organic Veggies and Plants by Peter Shepperd is packed full of practical advice for beginners in gardening. Many of us with little or no prior horticultural training fall for the myth that gardening is a complicated process meant only for a few. In the introductory part of the guide, Shepperd explains why this belief is simply not true and that anyone can learn how to grow their favorite foods. The book explores the benefits of raised bed gardening, such as pest control and drainage benefits. It delves into how to build and place a raised bed garden, how and when to plant specific vegetables such as potatoes and lettuce, irrigation, green fertilizer as well as pest control. Introduction To Raised Bed Gardening is a valuable guide with information that anyone regardless of their location will find useful. For instance, the raised bed system can be effectively applied in a community garden or small space for people living in cities. The guide also accommodates gardeners with different budgets. In explaining how to build a raised bed garden, different options are explored and the book also explains the basic tools gardeners will find useful. Color, clear photographs are included that help explain the information in the book. The methods of preparation and planting explained are also simple and easily accessible. Introduction To Raised Bed Gardening by Peter Shepperd includes applicable content that any beginner in gardening will find useful. - Edith Wairimu for Readers' Favorite Looking for a better way to feed yourself and your family? A healthier, more enjoyable way? Imagine a store-bought piece of fruit or vegetable. Who knows where or when it was harvested, but it probably was underripe when picked and shipped a fair distance, perhaps even halfway around the world. Sounds rather unsustainable, doesn't it? And the taste confirms it. Face it, store-bought foods are not always the best option. With ever-increasing food prices, less reliabilit
