What This Special Book Is and Why You Should Read It

Hi, this is Nate Lemmon.

What you’ll find in this short book is the exact information you need to know to start growing healthy, delicious, and organic superfoods at home, even without a garden.

The fact is, most gardening books make the process way too complicated, and they include way too much information on all kinds of plants that you either don’t care about or are too hard to take care of.

Notice #1: This Isn’t the Most comprehensive Gardening Book that Exists… Not Even Close

What I’ve done in this book is chosen the most healthy superfoods that are the easiest to grow, even if you can’t take care of a goldfish.

I made this book short for a reason: I want to take away every excuse you have for not growing your own organic superfoods.

Notice #2: If You Haven’t Added Superfoods to Your Daily Diet Yet, You Need to Start ASAP!
(this book will get you started)

People are getting so unhealthy and our regular diet is so atrocious that we should all at least be eating some nutrient-packed superfoods each day.

When you can step out onto your deck or walk to your windowsill and pick some organic vegetables or greens, it becomes easy to start eating healthier… not only because it’s so convenient, but also because home-grown food is a completely different experience than produce you buy at the store.

Here are a few of the things you’ll learn in this book:

Why organic gardening is actually much easier in small spaces using containers

The pros and cons of starting from seed versus seedlings

The best source for true organic seeds

The most effective methods for germinating your seeds

A simple trick to make your seedlings resilient and strong

How to make your own planters at home, and what requirements they need to have

Several container repurposing ideas so you don’t have to buy new containers

The difference between regular houseplant soil and soil for organic container gardening

The best place to find the cheapest and most effective compost

The different types of organic fertilizers and what each type is best for

Sunlight requirements

The best type of day to plant on, and what to do if the weather isn’t ideal

The best material to use to aid in soil drainage

The exact container size, spacing, planting depth, and other growing requirements for each specific superfood

A simple trick to keep the majority of pest away without using chemicals or pesticides

The type of flower to put next to your greens that will prevent larvae from eating your greens

The plant that is catnip for caterpillars, which will keep them busy instead of them eating your vegetables

A simple trick to know exactly when your veggies are ready to harvest

The telltale signs of different greens when they’re ripe, and what to watch out for

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