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 discover:
- 15 great growers that are easy to grow and delicious to eat
- How to set up your garden beds based on the space that you have available
- Water-saving tips and tricks, including mulching and drip watering
- Detailed steps for sketching out a practical and workable garden design that suits your home
- The trick to sowing, propagating, and transplanting, so that you maximize your crop yield and minimize loss
- How to source seeds or root stock from your own fridge and garden
- What to do in extreme temperatures to safeguard your crops
- How to outwit and outsmart those pesky garden pests and stop them from munching on your lunch
- Harvesting, storing, and preserving your bounty to make the most out of every crop while reducing waste
- Handy blank garden journal pages to direct your notetaking so you don’t leave anything out
And 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.
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