The Permaculture Gardening Bible

The only guide you’ll ever need to grow delicious organic fruits and vegetables from your backyard for years to come.
Have you become more and more concerned with the rising costs of everything, including the food you feed your family?
Do you also worry about the different pesticides found in grocery store produce, making you eager to find alternate food options for your family?
What if you could build a garden that not only cuts back on these costs and eliminates harmful pesticides from your family’s diet, but also helps restore the planet in the process?
Permaculture might just be the answer you have been looking for.
In the United States alone, 1 pound of food is wasted per person every single day. And this doesn't even take into consideration all of the other resources – like water, gasoline, fertilizers, or labor – that are thrown away with each pound of food.
Not to mention the 245 pesticides and pesticide breakdown products found in produce Americans consume each and every day.
The time is now to stop the waste of resources and consumption of contaminated foods and turn back to permaculture – this book is here to help you every step of the way.
Inside, you will discover:

The 12 principles of permaculture and how to use them to improve your gardening expertise

A guide on assessing your soil, including helpful tips on how to improve contaminated soil

Everything you need to become a composting expert and provide your soil with the nutrients it needs

How to make the most out of your water source – with the most important questions to ask yourself about the water on your property

A look at different wasteful practices… and strategies to cut back on your own waste – explore how to use what others consider trash to your advantage

How to cut back on your energy consumption, including a guide on how to create a solar dehydrator

Exactly how to plan your permaculture garden, from where to plant your garden… to how to incorporate existing plants

An in-depth look at growing vegetables, with helpful profiles of the different seed families

And much more.