Organic Raised Bed Gardening

Seven Easy Steps to a Sustainable, Low-Stress, and Chemical-Free Backyard Harvest of Vegetables, Herbs, and Flowers

De: Sheila Carroll

Narrado por: Christy Hodson

In a time of rising food costs and diminishing quality, more people are turning to the power of growing their food—one raised bed at a time. However, starting a garden can often lead to disappointment when expectations of abundance fall short. Sound familiar?

This book will show you that successful organic gardening isn't about having a green thumb or a huge yard. It's about understanding nature and taking the right steps to plan and prepare. With simple techniques and thoughtful advice, you can create a flourishing garden, no matter your space or experience.

What you'll discover:

• How to grow in small or urban spaces and maximize your garden's potential.
• Tips for creating raised beds that thrive in your climate.
• Secrets to healthy organic soil, composting, and pest management.
• Expert advice on heirloom seeds, transplanting, and year-round harvesting.
• Bonus: Step-by-step DIY raised bed plans and seasonal planting charts.

Whether you're new to gardening or looking to enhance your skills, this guide offers a clear, practical path to achieving abundant, healthy harvests—and feeding your family with confidence.

Start growing today! Download this audiobook to make your dream garden a reality!

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2024 Sheila Carroll (P)2024 Sheila Carroll

This is a great companion to the hard copy book

With the print version of the book I felt as if the author was writing just for me. I felt the same with the audio - that the narrator was talking just to me, and was concerned that I had a great experience with my raised bed gardening projects.

The audio book did a great job of reinforcing my previous reading. I know that repetition and spaced practice is necessary if you really want to "get it". By listening to bite size chunks, my appreciation of what Ms. Carroll wrote grew and grew.