If you have ever had the overwhelming itch to run your hands through rich fragrant soil and grow some delicious vegetables or eye-catching flowers, then you may be a born gardener.

In which case you have probably noticed that gardening can appear to be a bank-breaking hobby. Small budgets can often be the deal-breaker when beginning a new hobby, and while some supplies can be costly, gardening can be one of the most inexpensive hobbies to adopt with a few money saving objectives at hand and a little common sense.

Whether you prefer to grow impressive iris, dazzling dahlias, or tasty tomatoes, learn the how-tos of starting with seeds and which materials you can get at a low cost (or free) while getting the most out of every aspect of your garden space on a small or larger scale.

Gardening while staying frugal is easy, and 50 Things to Know About Gardening on a Budget by Damara J. Phillips hopes to give you all the wonderful tips and ideas to produce a lovely landscape or garden of your dreams for pennies on the dollar. This guide to gardening on a budget will provide the fundamental tools and skills you need to become a confident garden expert, without the need to break into your retirement fund or pinch your pennies.

If you are just starting out or already experienced at getting down and dirty in the soil, 50 Things to Know About Gardening on a Budget offers a wonderful insight into how you can recognize or utilize inexpensive tools and materials to create or compliment an expensive-looking garden for next to nothing.