Container Gardening Made Easy: The Essential Guide For the Beginning Gardener

by Meg Smolinski

Container gardening is fun, easy, and is a great way to grow fresh produce nearly year round. This guide will help both novice and experienced gardeners get the most out of their container garden with great tips and tricks! I've loved gardening since I was a little girl, and I've always been fascinated with the idea that with a little hard work, good soil, water, and sunlight, you can grow your own food. I've taken that fascination and let it grow (pun intended) and I've now created this eBook with the best tips and tricks on container gardening to help you get started gardening today. Whether its vegetable container gardening or growing your own beautiful flowers, it can be a rewarding experience that even novice gardeners can start with ease. In this book you'll learn: 1. Understanding the concept of container gardening and how it is the best way for people everywhere to get started gardening--even people in apartment buildings! 2. Choosing the right kind of containers for gardening 3. Tips for planting that will ensure your plants don't die! 4. Proper maintenance of a container garden 5. Secrets on how to keep your container garden beautiful and prosperous Start your own container garden today and grow your own beautiful flowers, fruits and vegetables. Get this guide to start your garden off RIGHT

38 pages, Paperback

First published August 19, 2014

Reviews

[Denise · Rating 3 out of 5]

A concise and accurate, albeit very simplistic, introduction to container gardening. Being primarily a traditional gardener (and no expert at that!) I found this book to be good for whetting my appetite but lacking in enough information to really get me started. Having just finished it, I'm actually about to google container gardening, check a couple of online sites, and look for more specific information about plant choices, soil mixtures, drainage, organic fertilizer amounts, etc. What is given here was very practical and helpful information, just too general to really answer my specific (although I thought fairly basic) questions.