Grow big or go home! That seems to be the choice for any aspiring gardener who wants an at-home-garden: you can either use your space for one or two plants – or find a new space. But in High Yield, Small Space Organic Gardening, there aren't any limits. Gardening expert and author, Christy Wilhelmi, shares her easy-to-follow low effort, scientific approach and tips for cultivating crops in small or unconventional spaces that she's learned from maintaining productive gardens of less than 300 square-feet. You'll find techniques for maintaining whole garden ecosystems. You'll discover guides for planning and planting for your unique space. You'll uncover the best options for garden beds and learn the secrets of irrigation and pest control no matter where you live. The step-by-step guides outline everything in specific detail – all the way up to recipes you can use to enjoy the vegetables you grew! Unlock the science behind high-yield gardening and discover why you don't need to be a big-time landowner to cultivate a beautiful, productive garden.
High Yield, Small Space Organic Gardening : Practical Tips for Growing Your Own Food
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Christy Wilhelmi
Christy Wilhelmi empowers people to grow their own food, to be more self-reliant, and to reduce pollution and waste, one garden at a time. Christy is founder of Gardenerd, the ultimate resource for garden nerds, where she publishes newsletters, her popular blog, and top-ranked podcasts. She also specializes in small-space, organic vegetable garden design and consulting. She holds regular organic gardening classes in California, and has co-taught organic gardening at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, CA. Her writing has appeared in many gardening and food blogs and magazines. She is also the author of three nonfiction gardening books: Gardening for Geeks, 400+ Tips for Organic Gardening Success: A Decade of Tricks, Tools, Recipes, and Resources from Gardenerd.com, and Grow Your Own Mini Fruit Garden.
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