Growing Herbs

From pushing out pests to mapping out a beautiful, bountiful garden - this guide unveils all the secrets, how-tos, and common mistakes every first-time gardener needs to navigate! How long have you been wanting to try your hand at gardening? When you garden, you get the chance to improve your green thumb, enjoy fresh produce, and feel the fulfillment of caring for something. It’s no wonder why millions of people pursue it in their free time!

Imagine walking out of your back door, greeted by a beautiful garden full of flowers, and even more important: Food! No more grocery shopping for GMO and pesticide grown vegetables, but your own, organic and nutritious vegetables and fruits for a healthy family. The truth is, traditional gardening can be hard, extremely hard. But what if there is a better strategy one that eliminates many of the challenges that traditional planting brings to the table? Meet raised bed gardening - gardening that uses less space, is controlled, and is easily accessible.

Grow Fresh, Organic Herbs All Year Round with The Grinning Gardener’s Handbook Volume 3! Are you eager to grow fresh herbs that will elevate your culinary creations and improve your health, but not sure where to start? Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced gardener looking to expand your skills, this comprehensive guide is the perfect resource to help you cultivate a thriving herb garden—regardless of your space, climate, or experience level.

Do you want to learn how to grow your own potatoes? Do you want fresh new potatoes on hand throughout the summer and a sack of spuds in storage for the winter months? This audiobook will talk you through all you need to know, starting with where potatoes came from, how to grow them, right through to how best to store them.

People from different parts of the world know what medicinal herbs are because of their long line of uses. Useful in so many ways, many people are in awe of their wonders. For one, they are good for added flavor and serve as taste enhancers for cooking.

Growing Vegetables is a one-volume primer on all things veggie! You'll learn about the ways you can make your garden work for you with tons of information on building a business with your products and finding ways to maximize your harvest. There are also chapters devoted to the cultivation and care of dozens of popular vegetables, including recommended varieties, companion plants, and sowing and harvest guides to help you choose the plants that are best for you.

Grow your own selection of fruit, vegetables, and herbs, all while raising fish with this proven step-by-step guide to aquaponics! I am thrilled to take you on an aquaponic voyage - from guiding you through how to build your own fully sustainable aquaponic garden to breaking down the science into concise, proven steps on how to yield the best results. This easy-to-follow guide is carefully tailored toward hobby gardeners as well as more advanced explorers of urban homesteading.

How did people eat before giant corporations stocked grocery stores? It's a complex question that many people are facing now more than ever. In recent years, we've seen trends in panic-buying, chemicals infiltrating our produce, and our foods being processed with artificial products. What's happened to the food we eat? What purpose is the land in our backyard serving? Homesteading is having a new surge in popularity as people look for more ways to become self-sustaining.

It’s no secret that, as the global population keeps growing steadily, food and other resources like space (land) and finances are becoming scarcer. The traditional systems of agriculture have been getting more and more obsolete by the day due to the scarcity of some of these factors (space, water, labor, time, and finances) and individuals and communities are struggling to find sustainable alternatives to feed themselves, make money off farming, or even indulge in their “agri-hobbies”.

Do you want to approach the world of hydroponics, but you don't know how to start and are you confused by the many sources of information you find on the net? Would you like to have all the useful information in a single audiobook to better understand how the hydroponic system works and to be able to start building your own? Would you like to finally improve your life and save money by growing your own fruit, vegetables, and herbs? In this book, you will be provided with all the information you require to start a hydroponic garden by yourself.

This manual seeks to offer listeners practical tips and tricks for growing their vegetable garden within a city or town with limited space. It seeks to specifically speak to the growing advantages of the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States (Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington D.C.) or more generally identified as Region 7 on the USDA Hardiness Zone map. For best results, it is encouraged that listeners invest in building small, raised garden beds and germinate some seeds prior to planting.

At last, help for home food gardeners. The simple, month-by-month layout of Don't Throw in the Trowel will help gardeners grow a bounty of vegetables, fruits, and herbs. Grow luscious tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, melons, and more, and enjoy all the fresh produce (and give the surplus to family and friends) that your garden grows using these easy tips.

This audiobook will give you all the information need to grow your own mushrooms indoors and outdoors.

So you want to garden...with kids? Not only is this a great way to grow your own organic vegetables, fruits, and herbs, it is a great way to connect with your family outdoors and all throughout the year, even after the harvest. Designed for families with children between three and 12, this includes projects you can do together. Your children will learn skills that will last a lifetime and get passed down to your grandkids. Become a good ancestor today!

Transform your small living space into a lush, productive oasis with Urban Farming for Beginners: Your Guide to Sustainable Gardening in Small Spaces. Whether you're a novice gardener or an experienced grower, this comprehensive guide will show you how to embrace urban gardening and sustainable agriculture, even in the tiniest of spaces.

Be kind to your wallet: Grow your own food. Do you want to eat healthier and fresher vegetables without worrying about added chemicals? Gardening is gaining popularity day by day as many households make the switch toward self-grown sustenance. The beauty of having your own garden is the flexibility to grow vegetables anywhere you want - and that really does mean anywhere. Whether you’re in a tiny studio apartment or you have your own piece of land, an urban garden is just what you need.

Two manuscripts in one audiobook: Hobby Farming and Growing Potatoes. Farming, growing your own crops, and raising animals have never been as easy as they are today. With modern technology and access to a plethora of knowledge and resources, farming can not only be easy but profitable as well - even for someone who has never stepped out of the city. In fact, you can do it from the comfort of your own home! You don’t need a lot of money to get started, but you need to start with the right knowledge if you want to succeed.

Welcome to the delightful world of growing strawberries at home! Whether you have a sprawling garden or a small balcony, this book will guide you through the process of cultivating these luscious red gems right at your doorstep.

What if I told you we would have to eat eight oranges today to get the same amount of vitamin C our grandparents received from just one orange? It’s time to take your nutrition into your own hands and start growing your own rich, colourful, and sustainable garden.

Hydroponic gardening requires attention to detail, and a step-by-step guide can be useful. In this book, you will receive an introduction to and explanation of hydroponics so you can try it for yourself. Hydroponics is now starting to play a more significant role in agricultural production around the world. Growing numbers, climate changes, water shortages in certain areas, or poor-quality water all affect the movement toward alternative horticultural methods.