Do you want to grow a garden but don’t know how to get started?

Maybe you grew up eating fresh vegetables that your parents or grandparents grew. Maybe you want to become a bit more self-sufficient.

Has the current situation scared you? Have you realized you are totally dependent on a grocery store for all your food?

But what if you don’t have a huge tract of land to grow a big garden? What if your neighborhood has restrictions on gardens or size? Is there anything you can do? Did you know you can grow a garden in containers?

I know everyone is busy right now. With many people working from home and trying to school their children at the same time, you don’t often have much free time. But growing a few vegetables in containers doesn’t require hours each day.

A container garden is the best way to start a small garden without becoming overwhelmed. There is less weeding and less work than with a traditional row garden. A container garden is a great way to teach kids where their food comes from.

Learn the best plants to grow in containers (and what doesn’t work well) so you don’t waste time and space growing vegetables that won’t produce. Learn what to do if you don’t want to water everyday.

I’ll show you how to know when to plant each vegetable so you don’t plant it too soon and lose your garden to frost.

Here’s what you get when you purchase How To Start A Container Garden for only $12

A 30 page ebook that will walk you through:

• How to choose the best containers for your particular garden (including budget-friendly options).
• The best location for your container garden.
• How to find your frost dates so you know when to plant your container garden.
• What vegetables, herbs, and fruits grow best in containers.
• Recommended varieties of vegetables that will grow well in your container garden.
• A planning page where you can plan your garden and record your frost dates and garden zones.
• Access to all future updates.

What Others Are Saying

Anne from Crazy Farm Living says “I wish I would have read this last year! I always thought I needed to have several pots or a full garden in order to succeed at growing food, which sounded overwhelming. But, after reading this book I realize that I could have easily started with one little pot and then expanded from there. Thanks for the morsels of truth and inspiration to start SMALL.”

Micah from Home Faith Family says “Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge, Julia! I went from feeling overwhelmed and a little demotivated to gardening to now feeling like I can ACTUALLY do this! And I can’t wait to start!”

Gabrielle says “How to Start a Container Garden is a very helpful book for someone like me, who has been wanting to start but didn’t know how! I really appreciate the section about the different types of containers but my favorite is the plant ‘recipes’ section that suggests which plants can go in the same container. I love the idea of making a container garden useful and beautiful! “

Michelle from Working The List says “Julie’s book is such a helpful resource for anyone wanting to start a garden. She takes you step by step and helps you understand what you are doing along the way. My favorite part is the printable at the end to easily track what you’ve learned to make your garden fit your lifestyle. If you are new to gardening and don’t know where to start, this is your starting point. “

The Fine Print

This is a digital product. Nothing will be mailed to you. Due to the nature of digital products, all sales are final (no refunds). You will receive instructions on how to download by email. If you have questions, feel free to email me at julieb {at} dogwoodsanddandelions {dot} com.