I have been a vegetable, fruit, and landscape gardener for about nine years and can count all my mistakes on both my hands and toes. (And your hands and toes as well.) Believe me, I am not done making mistakes. What happens if I could help you to get over the hump to grow your own food and teach you five ways to get you on the road to a successful vegetable garden? Do I have you at “hello?”
Guess what? I am offering a FREE webinar on that very topic. Details below.
Sounds good?
Keep reading.
Why should you grow your own vegetables?
As you know, the news is teaming with articles about how our food supply is full of GMOs, tainted with pesticides, and heavy metals.
What happens if you could control the type of food you provide to your family? Get the whole family involved so they know where their food comes from?
Or maybe, you haven’t already taken the garden leap, but want to?
Or perhaps, you have tried and haven’t succeed? (Been there.)
What will you learn in this webinar?
In this webinar, I want to teach you about five things you must do to create a successful vegetable garden. If you are a beginner, you are in luck, since you can avoid that year or two of mistakes.
Sure, there is next year when you make mistakes, but gardening can cost you money and time–not to mention frustration.
I want you to succeed.
My goal is help you get off on a the right vegetable garden foot.
Who’s with me?
So who is this webinar for?
So who is this webinar for?
- Beginners who are just starting out gardening
- People who want to learn more before starting to garden.
- Gardeners who have been gardening for a couple of years.
Who is the webinar not for?
- Veteran gardeners. You could probably teach the course. *smile*
So, be sure to join this FREE webinar. Be sure to sign up HERE. My webinar will be hosted on Go To Webinar. Once you register, GTW will send you a link with all of the information on how to watch the webinar.
Sara says
March 10, 2015 at 10:23 pmWhat a fabulous idea for newbie gardeners! Thanks for sharing your expertise, it helps people to grow their own food! Amazing!
green Bean says
March 10, 2015 at 11:46 pmThis sounds awesome! I went to a great gardening in a drought class last weekend and I learned so much. I realize that even those of us who think we are veteran gardeners have TONS to learn from everyone.
Judith says
March 12, 2015 at 11:28 pmI wasn’t able to watch it at live but I did register so that I could see the replay!! When will that be available?
Anna@Green Talk says
March 13, 2015 at 3:45 pmYou will receive the email today. Thanks for asking! Anna
piterson says
March 18, 2015 at 3:24 amA s a Botanist, i will say, what a wonderful plan for beginner gardeners! Thanks for sharing your experience. This helps individuals to grow their own food along with having biodiversity.