Easy Edible Landscapes: Add a Beautiful Food Garden to Your Yard in Just 14 Days
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About this ebook
The no-fluff ebook companion to my 14-day self-study course, designed to help you enhance your existing landscaping with beautiful food plants you and your neighbors will love - in less than an hour a day.
- Use your current irrigation and hardscape - no construction and minimal digging
- Keep the weeds and pests that plague your neighbors' gardens away from yours with easy techniques from nature
Guidance on choosing
- delicious, easy to care for plants for your zone or location,
- that fit your dietary needs,
- in colors, shapes, and textures you love,
- that make your home and yard look even better
Without rows, boxes, back-breaking labor, or heavy equipment (unless that's what you want!)
Using simple methods anyone can learn, I went from a few ugly weed-choked boxes in the backyard to a beautiful front yard edible garden. You can too!
Patricia Loofbourrow
Patricia Loofbourrow, MD is an SFF and non-fiction writer, PC gamer, ornamental food gardener, fiber artist, and wildcrafter who loves power tools, dancing, genetics and anything to do with outer space. She was born in southern California and has lived in Chicago and Tokyo. She currently lives in Oklahoma with her husband and three grown children.
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Easy Edible Landscapes - Patricia Loofbourrow
Easy Edible Landscapes:
Add a Beautiful Food Garden to Your Yard in Just 14 Days
By Patricia Loofbourrow
Beautiful Food Gardening
© 2016 Patricia Loofbourrow
All rights reserved.
Although the author has made every effort to ensure that the information in this course is correct, the author does not assume and hereby disclaims any liability to any party for any loss, damage, or disruption caused by errors or omissions, whether such errors or omissions result from negligence, accident, or any other cause.
This work is copyrighted under the laws of the United States of America, and may not be sold, duplicated, or re-transmitted in any form or by any medium without the express written consent of the author, with the exception of printing this work for the personal use of the person who purchased it.
Table of contents
Introduction
My approach to home edible landscaping
Section 1: Look at what you have
Day 1: Your space
Day 2: About the space
Part 1a: your house
Part 1b: your soil
Part 2: your location
Section 2: Decide what you want
Day 3: Design
Part 1: color
Part 2: patterns
A few border and garden plot patterns you might like
About pests
Eliminating weeds
Day 4: Plants
Day 5: Research
Your list of plants: will they work?
New plants to try!
Day 6: Buying plants and seeds
Day 7-14: Planting and care
Planting plants
Planting seeds
What if my plants aren't here yet?
Harvesting
Show us your garden!
Thanks so much for joining us!
Introduction
This booklet is designed to guide you through the process of adding food plants to your existing landscape. It's how I began