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How?

By utilizing the Grow, Harvest, Eat, Repeat framework. This Growing Food Made Simple gardening course teaches you how to Master the Soil, Master your Veg and Reap the Harvest for years to come!

You are not crazy for wanting to homestead or grow your own food. We’ve learned that just in time food supply chains are too fragile to be trusted.

Step right outside your door and harvest organic food from your own grocery aisles!

Growing great food is not as hard as you think or even as difficult as you might have experienced it. There is a better way!

There are Five Keys to a Simple & Successful Garden:

Site Selection Made Simple

Lessons on container, in-ground, raised bed gardens and water sourcing. Including a video on the how and why of garden site selection.

Sexy Soil = Tasty Veg Made Simple

Video on how to master your soil prep for living healthy soil. Benefits of composting The difference between compost, amendments and fertilizers.

Direct Sowing, Seed Starting & Transplants Made Simple

Videos covering Direct Sowing, Seed Starting & Transplants. Understanding your USDA Zones. The right plant for the right season, Season Busting Cold Frames, Low Tunnels & Cloches.

Watering, Mulching & Fertilizing Made Simple

The How, When & Why of watering, The importance of garden mulches. Understanding Fertilizing, NPK and Top, Down & All Around.

Good Bug / Bad Bug & Plant Disease Made Simple

Good Bug / Bad Bug Infographic & Plant Disease Infographic and to organically treat both.

Bonus materials & Modules:

  • Cover Cropping Unused Beds
  • Complete 4 Season Pest Guide
  • Complete 4 Season Plant Disease Guide
  • Warm Weather Plant Guide
  • Best Tips for Growing Microgreens
  • Microgreen Varieties and Planting Density Guide
  • Benefits of Eating Seasonally
  • Grow Rooms & Greenhouses
  • Three Season Garden Primer
  • Understanding Fertilizers, NPK & other tips

Making Those Seasonal Garden Transitions

Common Gardening Terms & Definitions

Bonus materials & Modules:

  • Cover Cropping Unused Beds
  • Complete 4 Season Pest Guide
  • Complete 4 Season Plant Disease Guide
  • Warm Weather Plant Guide
  • Best Tips for Growing Microgreens
  • Microgreen Varieties and Planting Density Guide
  • Benefits of Eating Seasonally
  • Grow Rooms & Greenhouses
  • Three Season Garden Primer
  • Understanding Fertilizers, NPK & other tips

Making Those Seasonal Garden Transitions

Common Gardening Terms & Definitions

With Additional Bonuses from the Grow-Harvest-Eat-Repeat Garden Series, this Course is Valued at over
$549.00
and is now offered for only

$149.00!
What are you waiting for?
Take Control and Start Growing Great Food!

Got questions? I’ve got answers!

Will this work in my location?2021-04-02T21:04:44-06:00

Yes, this will work in any USDA Zone. Upper Maine to Southern California and any place in between.

How much soil prep needs to be done?2021-04-02T21:08:17-06:00

Whether you’re breaking new ground, or re-amending your existing garden soil. Soil prep is the key; it’s easy to do and gets your garden off to the right start. Healthy Vibrant Soil = Tasty Veg!

Is this course just for beginners?2021-04-02T21:08:10-06:00

No, Many gardeners don’t understand how and why their gardens function. There are some foundational basics that are missing in most food gardens that Growing Food Made Simple helps tie it all together. These are key lost skill sets that can be taught and mastered in a single season by taking this course.

Will maintaining my Garden take a lot of time?2021-04-02T21:12:16-06:00

No, in fact when set up properly your garden will be your most carefree and productive garden yet. These days it’s better to have a little food security!

What kind of product guarantee is offered?2021-04-02T21:33:43-06:00

If for some reason, (I can’t imagine why), you are not completely satisfied with the material you may submit for a full refund and keep the Warm Season Vegetable Guide, the Microgreen Cheat Sheet and any other printable PDF’s.

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