Gardening: A beginners guide to organic vegetable gardening, beginners gardening

By Simon Hamilton

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Organic gardening can be an intimidating prospect: What kind of seeds to I need? Where and when do I plant them? How do I keep them free of pests without resorting to harmful chemicals?

Worry not! Simon Hamilton makes organic gardening fun and easy in his incredible guidebook, Gardening: A Beginner’s Guide to Organic Vegetable Gardening. Follow the simple steps in this straight-to-the-point book and you’ll be munching on delicious, homegrown vegetables before you know it!

Sunshine, exercise, and healthy, organic produce. What’s not to like?

Break your family’s shopping and eating habits out of the unsustainable, damaging agribusiness system today…with this book, organic gardening is for everyone! You don’t need a lot of expensive equipment or training to start your own organic garden right now; with the proven, hard-earned wisdom in Simon Hamilton’s Gardening, you’ll have everything you need to plant and maintain a thriving organic garden.

All you need is patience, hard work, simple tools and seeds, and of course, this book as your guide to fresh, beautiful organic produce!

All the information you need to plant and maintain a thriving organic garden.

From planning to planting to harvest, Gardening takes you through everything you need to know about keeping an organic garden. Click “Buy Now” and in no time you’ll be all ready to…

Identify what plants grow best in your local climate and ecosystem

Find the perfect spot and time for planting

Choose the ideal seeds for your setup and personal tastes

Get your hands on the perfect tools for the job without breaking the bank

Plant, water, weed, and harvest your produce in accordance with commonsense, research-backed organic gardening methods

Get your feet wet in some advanced gardening concepts like Companion Gardening and crop rotation—take your garden to the next level!

Tips and tricks from an experienced organic gardener

Best of all, Simon Hamilton includes his companion volume Growing Vegetables in Containers: All You Need to Know About Growing Food at Home as a free gift. Kickstart a growing revolution in your home and neighborhood using the advice in this bonus guidebook!

Learn how to make organic gardening work for you without spending a fortune or all your free time. Buy this book and start using proven gardening methods that make the most of the benefits of your setting while respecting the local ecosystem.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Eric J Scott
• Release date: Mar 7, 2019

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Introduction

I want to thank you and congratulate you for downloading the book, Gardening: A beginners guide to organic vegetable gardening.

This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to start your own organic vegetable garden with the help of expert tips that are easy to apply.

Having your own organic vegetable garden enables you and your family to receive the nutrition your bodies need. Vegetables grown in an organic garden offers more nutrients compared to vegetables raised with the aid of synthetic pesticides. Moreover, organic vegetables truly taste much. You also get to save so much money through organic vegetable gardening. You no longer have to spend so much money on processed foods because you can always go to your backyard and pick out the vegetable you want to eat or include in your dishes.

Thanks again for downloading this book, I hope you enjoy it!

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Chapter 1. Hit The Spot: Selecting The Perfect Location

Now that you have made the decision to start your own organic vegetable garden, the one thing that may be bugging you is exactly where to place it. You may have not taken into consideration such factors as amount of sunlight, type of soil, and amount of space, all of which seem too complicated.

Fortunately, keeping the following things in mind will help you finally decide on the perfect spot for an organic vegetable garden you can truly call your own: 

Factors To Consider When Choosing The Location For Your Organic Vegetable Garden

1. Amount of sunlight. An important factor that you need to consider when choosing your organic vegetable garden’s location is the amount of sunlight that it normally gets. Vegetables typically require a minimum of six to eight hours of sun exposure on a daily basis, and it does not matter if they get the said amount of sunlight in the morning or in the afternoon.

2. Drainage. Soil that is waterlogged cannot support the growth of organic vegetables. For this reason, choose a location that allows your garden to be a bit elevated. Picking a groove in the ground or the bottom part of a hill as a spot for your organic vegetable garden is a sure ticket to making an un-flourishing garden.

3. Convenience. For you to truly enjoy your garden, convenience should be