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Beginner's Survival Gardening Guide: Grow, Harvest, and Store 15 Crops to Guarantee Your Own Food Supply for Years to Come
Stop depending on expensive and unreliable food sources and supply yourself and your family with your own bountiful harvest.Is it hard for you to get fresh, organic vegetables, fruits, and other produce from your local stores?
Do you worry about rising food costs and how it affects your ability to feed yourself and your family?
According to the US Department of Agriculture, more than 13 million Americans did not have access to a reliable food supply this year.
Regardless of the cause, whether it’s war, fire, flood, plague, or unrest, it doesn’t take much to disrupt the steady supply of fresh goods to your local store.
And with climate change and growing political and economic threats affecting our food supply, we would be mad not to want to be more self-sufficient.
A solution many people have been turning to is growing food at home. With a survival garden, you don’t just enjoy significant savings on your grocery, but also peace of mind knowing that you’ll always have something to feed your family.
Even if you only have a small yard, you would be surprised at how much you can do. This guide will show you the steps to starting your own survival garden and growing an abundant supply of fresh, healthy, and delicious food.
In this easy-to-follow survival gardening book, you will
15 great growers that are easy to grow and delicious to eatHow to set up your garden beds based on the space that you have availableWater-saving tips and tricks, including mulching and drip wateringDetailed steps for sketching out a practical and workable garden design that suits your homeThe trick to sowing, propagating, and transplanting, so that you maximize your crop yield and minimize lossHow to source seeds or root stock from your own fridge and gardenWhat to do in extreme temperatures to safeguard your cropsHow to outwit and outsmart those pesky garden pests and stop them from munching on your lunchHarvesting, storing, and preserving your bounty to make the most out of every crop while reducing wasteHandy blank garden journal pages to direct your notetaking so you don’t leave anything outAnd much more.
If you have tried growing your own vegetables or food garden and failed, don’t despair. It does not have to be a money pit if you know what to do upfront.
With this guide and a small outlay on seeds and tools, you will soon find yourself saving those hard-earned bucks, eating delicious homegrown produce, and resting safely in the knowledge that you have a food backup plan for your family.
Get planting and enjoy your own homegrown Scroll up and click the “Add to Cart” button right now.
Do you worry about rising food costs and how it affects your ability to feed yourself and your family?
According to the US Department of Agriculture, more than 13 million Americans did not have access to a reliable food supply this year.
Regardless of the cause, whether it’s war, fire, flood, plague, or unrest, it doesn’t take much to disrupt the steady supply of fresh goods to your local store.
And with climate change and growing political and economic threats affecting our food supply, we would be mad not to want to be more self-sufficient.
A solution many people have been turning to is growing food at home. With a survival garden, you don’t just enjoy significant savings on your grocery, but also peace of mind knowing that you’ll always have something to feed your family.
Even if you only have a small yard, you would be surprised at how much you can do. This guide will show you the steps to starting your own survival garden and growing an abundant supply of fresh, healthy, and delicious food.
In this easy-to-follow survival gardening book, you will
15 great growers that are easy to grow and delicious to eatHow to set up your garden beds based on the space that you have availableWater-saving tips and tricks, including mulching and drip wateringDetailed steps for sketching out a practical and workable garden design that suits your homeThe trick to sowing, propagating, and transplanting, so that you maximize your crop yield and minimize lossHow to source seeds or root stock from your own fridge and gardenWhat to do in extreme temperatures to safeguard your cropsHow to outwit and outsmart those pesky garden pests and stop them from munching on your lunchHarvesting, storing, and preserving your bounty to make the most out of every crop while reducing wasteHandy blank garden journal pages to direct your notetaking so you don’t leave anything outAnd much more.
If you have tried growing your own vegetables or food garden and failed, don’t despair. It does not have to be a money pit if you know what to do upfront.
With this guide and a small outlay on seeds and tools, you will soon find yourself saving those hard-earned bucks, eating delicious homegrown produce, and resting safely in the knowledge that you have a food backup plan for your family.
Get planting and enjoy your own homegrown Scroll up and click the “Add to Cart” button right now.
211 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 28, 2022
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March 28, 2024
I started this with no understanding of how to garden and felt that I learned enough to start my journey. I think the "survival" aspect of it was cheesy and irrelevant. Would definitely recommend to anyone needing to learn the basics.
December 2, 2022
Excellent, written to be used no matter where you live!
Your book is excellent!! I grew up gardening in North GA and you are so on the money. Plus you address the technical side which I was never officially exposed to, so I didn't really know/remember why my grandparents did certain things.
Your book is excellent!! I grew up gardening in North GA and you are so on the money. Plus you address the technical side which I was never officially exposed to, so I didn't really know/remember why my grandparents did certain things.
February 11, 2023
One of the things that my family has been interested in with our current economy is gathering food supplies for our family and to learn about having a garden. We in the process of moving from one state to another so at this time we are unable to start a garden, although we have a few pots with herbs and a couple of vegetables in pots. In the future we will be using Beginner's Survival Gardening Guide: Grow, Harvest, and Store 15 Crops to Guarantee Your Own Food Supply for Years to Come to start a garden area in our new home.
I have read the entire book and liked how easy the instructions were to follow and understand from my point of view of having no gardening experience. I liked all the options for using small spaces, and different types of growing areas because we have a small yard at the new house. The table of contents has the ability to take you to any part of the book that you need to see by clicking it and it moves to each subject in the chapters. I hope to use pots for herbs and a raised container on the patio for other vegetables so the ability to move to the book where each topic will be so important to find what I need in a timely manner. This is a great resource for a beginning gardener and it made me realize that I have a great deal to learn to get a garden started when we complete our move.
I want to thank the author, Charlotte Walsh for her organization and the depth of the knowledge that she shared in her book.
I have read the entire book and liked how easy the instructions were to follow and understand from my point of view of having no gardening experience. I liked all the options for using small spaces, and different types of growing areas because we have a small yard at the new house. The table of contents has the ability to take you to any part of the book that you need to see by clicking it and it moves to each subject in the chapters. I hope to use pots for herbs and a raised container on the patio for other vegetables so the ability to move to the book where each topic will be so important to find what I need in a timely manner. This is a great resource for a beginning gardener and it made me realize that I have a great deal to learn to get a garden started when we complete our move.
I want to thank the author, Charlotte Walsh for her organization and the depth of the knowledge that she shared in her book.
February 20, 2023
Great information
Because of recent pandemic this book hits the mark. More people are looking to be prepared for another crisis. I love that this book covers everything from preparing your chosen area to picking plants that grow well together, control of pests, care of seeds and plants all the way to storing the fruits of your labor. It even covers composting for fertilization of plants and preparing for the next year's garden. I think it would be the only book you would need for survival gardening
Because of recent pandemic this book hits the mark. More people are looking to be prepared for another crisis. I love that this book covers everything from preparing your chosen area to picking plants that grow well together, control of pests, care of seeds and plants all the way to storing the fruits of your labor. It even covers composting for fertilization of plants and preparing for the next year's garden. I think it would be the only book you would need for survival gardening
December 5, 2022
This is exactly what I needed to get started without having any prior knowledge. This book breaks down the process of starting a garden from the most basic of steps, which I very much needed. It reads with ease and without unnecessary information. My husband and I started gathering the supplies identified and are excited to continue navigating this endeavor with the help of this guide. Thank you to the author for making a resource to help us novice gardeners get started.
December 5, 2022
I really enjoyed this book! It provides a comprehensive overview of gardening for those at every level. It is well-written and flows smoothly. The author is passionate and engaging with her writing. I was pleased by the incredible amount of detail that was included without seeming overwhelming. I would highly recommend this guide to anyone interested in gardening!
March 23, 2023
Detailed info
There's a lot of great information. The information is very detailed. Very beneficial book. This is a book you'd want on hand.
There's a lot of great information. The information is very detailed. Very beneficial book. This is a book you'd want on hand.
September 26, 2025
Great overview and start in gardening/prepping. Goes over many subjects.
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