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by P. Joseph Richards (Author)
Is your garden in serious need of some TLC but you don't want to rely on chemicals? Is that even possible? Yes...but only with the information you are about to discover.
People think the only way to create a stunning and fruitful garden is to get out the chemicals. But that's not the case.
Take a look at nature. A beautiful forest doesn't depend on chemicals. Yet year after year, seedlings bloom and plants grow together in harmony.
In order to achieve such things in your garden, you need three major skills-permaculture wisdom, seed-saving techniques, and companion planting guidance. Fortunately for you, all three of these wonders can be found right here.
In this 3-book bundle on sustainable gardening, you will discover:
- The 12 principles of permaculture and the 9 steps you need to take to transform your garden into a source of self-sufficiency
- How to test and adjust your soil to provide maximum nutrients to your plants and harvest rainwater
- Design and layout tips to ensure your garden is a place of both beauty and practicality
- Simple strategies to maximize your garden space, increase your yield, and still have room for flowers and wildlife
- A complete guide to seeds from the heirlooms to the hybrids and 10 reasons to start saving them today
- The ins and outs of harvesting and storing seeds without compromising their quality-plus how to build a seed bank
- Why the Three Sisters are the perfect example of companion planting and the science behind this method
- All the best vegetable, herb, fruit, and flower pairings to grow more while saving time and money with the unique GROWER method
- Natural ways to handle common gardening challenges with the right plants...and even insects
- Bonus practices like succession planting, crop rotation, plant stacking, and raised beds to further the diversity and crop yield in your garden
And much more.
Be on your way to creating the garden of your dreams without a single chemical.
Ready to grow an abundance of food, create a thriving and diverse garden, and make nature your gardening partner?
