Are You Tired of Paying for Food That Only Makes You Feel Sicker?


Why pay for something you can grow yourself for free?

Get rid of toxic chemicals in your diet, start eating fresh, tasty and energizing food. Maximize your health and minimize your budget at the same time!

If you buy organic food at the store, you already know that it can be really expensive. Sometimes organic vegetables and fruit can cost twice as much regular food. Growing your own food is a great way to save money and eat healthier.

You will spend less money in food and won’t have to drive to the supermarket when you need a tomato – all you need to do is walk to your garden and pick it!

Stop choosing between your wallet and you health!


This book will give you everything you need to grow a fully functional organic garden which will cover your food requirements in a healthier and more cost effective way.

The benefits of an organic garden would greatly impact your health and here’s why:

  • Have you ever wondered why you feel tired or irritated even when you sleep 8 or more hours?

  • Are you losing your hair or your skin is so dry that makes you scratch?

  • Do you suffer from acid reflux or heartburn?

All of these and many other common health issues are directly related to the food we eat.


We are what we eat. So, what does that make you?

Your food can make a difference in your health, mind and appearance. It’s common knowledge that today food everywhere contains pesticides and fertilizers, directly affecting its quality, its nutritional value and your health.

The adverse effects of pesticides and fertilizers pollution aren’t limited to your health but extend to your environment. Chemicals residues may contaminate streams through run-off, endangering the living beings in the aquatic habitat. Moreover, some of these pesticides are identified as ozone-depleting substances. By growing your own organic garden, you will not only be developing a healthier lifestyle, but also relieving your environment of pollution.

The Family Organic Garden will teach you how to create your own organic garden, in simple and easy to follow steps, consuming very little money and time.

  • Eating the freshest of the fresh

  • The BEST diet in the world

  • All by your own labor

  • And much cheaper than you ever imagined

Experience the thrill of rosemary snipped off the bush or carrots as sweet as carrots should be. Pick fresh lettuce and tomatoes out of your garden; add a few radishes and a variety of herbs and wow! You are smiling and styling with a homegrown organic salad!

Your health and spirit will be stimulated by growing your own Family Organic Garden, getting you in true contact with nature and all of its virtues.

The Family Organic Garden brings everyone in the family together. Working together as a family to improve the soil, growing your own food and learning ecological values, is an enriching and elevating experience.

Keep together the world we live in. From your location you can do so much! There is certainly nothing healthier than eating your own organic harvest.

Organic gardening is not just for environmentalists or expert gardeners. You can start your perfect Family Organic Garden at your own home, your workplace or anywhere you have room to do it and you don’t need a huge area.

You can have your own garden in just a little patch of earth or even at your apartment.

I can guarantee the results will amaze you!

Go Green! Go Organic!



Friday, August 27, 2010

Organic Vegetable Gardening?

I'd like to get into organic gardening for my family and I. I have absolutely no idea where to begin. I'd like to grow carrots, peas, lettuce, beans, zucchini, squash. Can anyone offer any helpful hints or websites. Thanks

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I have been making my living growing produce organically for the past 14 years. For 8 years I was certified organic. I assume you don't care to get certified, you just want to grow pure food.
http://www.idigmygarden.com/forums/ is a great forum to learn the ropes. Organic gardening also has a really good forum and the magazine is an excellent resource http://www.organicgardening.com

It will take many years to get your soil in shape and learn the techniques for successful organic growing so don't expect a great garden for a few years. Start small, no more than a 10' x 10' (3m x 3m) garden the first year or you will get overwhelmed in august when the weather is hot, the insects are out and the weeds are growing high.

Mulch everything with straw (not hay as hay tends to have a lot of weed seeds) and mulch well –at least 6" thick. Straw mulch will keep weeds down, moisture in the soil and blight from happening on plants like tomatoes. It also adds organic matter to your soil.

Have a good hoe, rake, wheelbarrow, trowel and garden fork as your basic garden tools.

Start a compost pile ASAP – compost will be the main thing you will feed to the soil/plants. Compost is the best thing to build healthy soil and organics is all about building healthy soil as any organic grower worth their salt knows soil is alive and healthy soils means healthy pest free plants.

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