Start Your Seeds Inside

For Your Best Garden

By: steve pease

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 1 hr and 10 mins

Publisher's summary

Start your seeds indoors sales letter

Have you ever walked into your yard, went to the garden, picked a ripe tomato, and popped it in your mouth? It is one of those things that if you have experienced it; you know what it's like. If you have not experienced it, you don't know what you're missing. I'm going to show you how inexpensive and easy it is to do this in your own yard.

Having your own garden, going to the store, and buying plants to grow is much better than store-bought, and it gives you the experience above, but it is not cheap. There is an investment in equipment when you grow your own seeds, but it is so rewarding and inexpensive to do.

Buying retail plants to grow will cost you four or five dollars each per plant. If you grow your own from seeds, each plant will cost around ten to twenty cents per seed and with excellent quality seeds, you will get a germination rate in the 90% area.

When you grow your own plants, it also gives you a feeling of accomplishment when your seeds turn into plants and your little sprouts turn into full-grown food-producing plants. When spring comes and you have several racks of plants ready to put in the garden, it gives you a feeling of pride and significant accomplishment. It is a wonderful process when you see a tiny seed that is hard to see to start with. With a few months of care and growing, it can be a plant with hundreds of fruits and fifteen feet long.

I personally this year grew two sun gold tomato plants that were unbelievable. They are one of the smallest seeds; they are cherry tomatoes, and they are yellow. I read they are one of the best producers and are delicious. I planted only two plants to try them. Both plants grew up to the top of my five-foot stakes in no time. They then went along the fence and almost to the ground on the other end. About fifteen feet tall. I also picked hundreds of delicious tomatoes up to the night they froze. There were still probably sixty green tomatoes still growing.

This book will show you how to do this yourself. I will walk you through the process step by step and show you how to do it. I will go over the equipment that you will need, as well as the things that are nice to have. This book is a fantastic deal at this price, and you will be glad you got it. Do this for yourself, grab this book, and grow your own food.