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Grow Food for Free

The easy, sustainable, zero-cost way to a plentiful harvest

Huw Richards author

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Dorling Kindersley Ltd

Published:27th Feb '20

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This book offers practical guidance on achieving self-sufficiency in food production. Grow Food for Free encourages readers to cultivate their own fresh produce with minimal investment.

In Grow Food for Free, Huw Richards embarks on a remarkable journey of self-sufficiency by challenging himself to grow his own fruits and vegetables without any financial investment for an entire year. His success story serves as an inspiration for anyone looking to cultivate their own food while minimizing costs. This book is a practical guide that empowers readers to transform their gardens, balconies, or even small containers into productive growing spaces, ensuring a continuous supply of fresh produce throughout the year.

Richards shares his wealth of knowledge, offering tried-and-tested advice on various aspects of gardening. The book covers essential topics such as identifying suitable growing spaces, choosing the right containers, and selecting the best crops to grow. With clear instructions for over 30 popular annual and perennial species, readers will find it easy to get started on their own gardening adventures. The 52-week journal included in the book documents Richards’ own journey, providing insights and inspiration for readers to follow.

Additionally, Grow Food for Free emphasizes the importance of resourcefulness and creativity in gardening. From making your own compost to tackling common gardening challenges like pests and weeds, Richards provides practical solutions that require minimal financial investment. With tips on bartering and repurposing items, this book is a comprehensive resource for anyone looking to enjoy the benefits of homegrown food without straining their budget.

ISBN: 9780241411995

Dimensions: 242mm x 205mm x 25mm

Weight: 854g

224 pages