Hello, friends!
The weather this year has certainly not been garden-friendly for us.
One of the most important aspects of preparedness is learning how to plant a garden. Fresh vegetables are more nutritious and taste better than frozen or canned. The longer you can grow fresh greens and vegetables the less you have to use your food inventory.
If you haven’t already planted a garden this year, you may be thinking that it is too late. But that’s not true! Actually, now is an excellent time to get started because the threat is gone and in colder regions it is just beginning to get warm enough to garden. We live in Utah where it it has been unusually cold this year, and many of our cool-weather vegetables such as lettuce and spinach are doing very well.
Your corn, peppers, and tomatoes should do extremely well if planted now. Most people don’t realize it, but there are ways to greatly extend the growing season with simple techniques that allow you to plant earlier in the spring and keep on planting throughout the growing season, even into late fall!
I recently discovered a new online gardening video training series (also available as a 4-disc DVD set). It is called The Living Training Garden. It is a complete series of short garden training classes, covering a full year of extended-season gardening from beginning to end. It teaches all about soil preparation, irrigation, and what, how, and when to plant. In it you will learn how to turn your soil into a living ecosystem that supports a huge variety of abundant plants. This training series includes nearly 15 hours of garden training on video. It covers starting seeds indoors (for early spring and summer planting), 10-month growing schedules, harvesting, saving and preserving seeds, and, most importantly, soil building and maintenance.
The producers of www.pazumpa.com have been in the preparedness industry for many years, and they have spent nearly 2 years filming to produce this unique, comprehensive garden training series.
You can watch the Living Garden Training Series right here:
The Living Garden Training Series includes 9 gardening lessons from an expert gardener who has grown high-quality organic vegetables for 5-star restaurants for many years. Her gardening techniques are simple and they work, year after year. She produces healthy, vibrant vegetables and loves to teach others to do the same.
After the 9 lessons, there are 25 additional videos, showing in-the-garden, hands on, practical techniques. These 25 videos range from 5 to 15 minutes each, and they show unique planting techniques for regular and specialty crops vegetables, and how to grow fall vegetable gardens that produce late into the Fall to early Winter.
Besides these, there are 6 extra bonuses that come free with the training series. It is a real deal for the amount of content that you will receive.
If you love to garden, I really encourage you to take a look at the Living Garden Training Series. It is definitely worth it!
Jared Sorensen
ProvidentLiving.com
P.S. Although the producers of the Living Garden Training Series have added 6 excellent extra bonuses, for you to get started in your garden as early as possible, I am adding these extra free downloadable bonuses if you order this week.
1. Our popular wall chart, “Six Steps to Successful Gardening.”
2. The fascinating ebook, “Blue Corn and the Nutrition Secret of the Anasazi.”
P.P.S. Oh, yes. This The Living Garden Training online video series is also available on DVD, which makes it easy for you to watch on your own television or laptop, even when the Internet is not available.
