THE PAGAN GUIDE TO VEGETABLE GARDENING

VOLUME II OF THE HOMESTED SERIES

De: Wayne Clingman, Shanta Pasika

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Before the chemical companies told us we couldn't grow a tomato without their help, folks grew food just fine. They worked with the land, not against it. They watched the seasons, built their soil with compost and worms, and kept pests in check with common sense and a few good companions planted in the next row over.

The Pagan Guide to Vegetable Gardening takes you back to those roots. This is a practical, hands-on guide to growing your own food using the simple, pre-chemical methods that fed families for centuries. From choosing your site and building raised beds to soil preparation, watering, seed selection, attracting pollinators, and bringing in your harvest, every chapter walks you through what you need to know — no jargon, no expensive equipment, no chemistry degree required.

Each chapter opens with Scripture and weaves in the old folk traditions that connected our ancestors to the earth beneath their feet. You'll learn to bless your tools, time your planting with the seasons, welcome the earthworms and bees that do half the work for you, and grow clean food your family can trust.

Whether you're digging your first garden bed or looking to leave the chemical aisle behind for good, this book gives you the confidence to grow real food the way it was meant to be grown — with nature, not against it.

About the Authors

Wayne Clingman is a longtime history enthusiast, both the kind taught in schools and the kind "they" would prefer hidden. Known as the "Master of the Macabre," Wayne writes out of his historic home in Racine, Wisconsin. His works can be found at select bookstores and retailers nationwide.

Shanta Pasika is an actor, author, host, and horror enthusiast. She has appeared in independent films including This Book is Cursed, Cosmic Blast, and Shakespeare's Shitstorm. Shanta co-hosted Deadgear's Dark Coffin Classics and co-founded Hexen Arcane with Kate Holm. When not hosting and watching horror films, Shanta enjoys reading, sewing, hiking, and playing with her children.