Survival Gardening
A Beginner's Guide to Self-Sufficiency & 10 Plants to Get You Started
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Narrated by:
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Ellie Gossage
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Written by:
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Renegade Jones
About this listen
No backyard, no problem! Learn how to grow clean and delicious food even when you’re tight on space.
Are you having a hard time finding high-quality food that is actually healthy?
Are you fed up with paying boatloads of money for organic produce and want a more
affordable option?
Do you want to become self-sufficient in feeding yourself and learn how to grow your
favorite veggies regardless of your previous experience with gardening or your
available space?
If any or all of the above stands true for your situation, then it’s your big day; you’ve
found the key to healthier and more sustainable living!
Considering how easy it is to grab packaged food from a nearby grocery store, it is hard for most people to even think of growing their own food–convenience over
sustainability!
But the events that have unfolded since the beginning of 2020 raised alarming concerns about our future.
Hunger levels are at an all-time high with close to 200 million being pushed down to
face acute food insecurity, as reported by the Global Report on Food Crises 2022.
And as if the pandemic wasn’t enough, the rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine have made it even more difficult to afford a decent lifestyle with food prices consistently going up.
But an affordable and sustainable option is within reach. It’s possible to eat healthy and naturally delicious food without breaking the bank. The answer lies in survival
gardening.
Imagine if you could grow your favorite veggies and have fresh ingredients available just an arm’s stretch away.
Sustainable gardening allows you to grow nutrient-rich food at almost a third of what you’d normally pay for packed stuff. And what’s even more satisfying is that it doesn’t take acres of land or expensive tools to start your own garden. You can start gardening in your backyard or on your balcony with a few hand tools.
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