(Colored Picture Edition) Kidz Gone To Potz is a whimsical guide teaching children all about food - from the grow pot to the cook pot. Dirt, Bugs, and Worms provide the entertainment while kids are learning skills that will sustain them for a lifetime. Gardening plants seeds for learning Responsibility, Patience, Nurturing, and, Problem Solving which bear fruits of Achievement, Good Work Ethics, and Self-Confidence. Gardening offers the opportunity to learn about Science, Math, Chemistry, Ecology, Horticulture, Astrology, Environmental Stewardship, and, so much more. Gardening provides great healthy exercise and eating benefits, as well as being a wonderful activity in which the whole family can participate in together. Kidz Gone To Potz covers Container Gardening, Raised Bed Gardening, as well as Conventional Yard Gardening. The Pumpkin Patch, Potato Patch, and Sunflower Patch are also included. Best of all are the easy easy recipes using the foods that have been grown which are included in the book. Quick Cook Guides offer instructions for the young chef and Funny Food Faces round out the fun with some healthy creativity.

Here is what you'll learn in Quick Tips to Container Gardening: Easy Steps to Success Learn how to clean and decorate your containers and pots, even build one... Find out about labeling, seeds and planting... Learn how to properly water and fertilize your vegetable containers and herb pots... Discover what size container you'll need for the vegetables you've chosen to grow... Find out about herbs and fruit trees for containers... See the results you wish this year with these easy steps to success

Container vegetable garden refers to growing veggies in a container which is small in size. The container can be a pot, drum, bushel baskets, gallons or wooden boxes. Here is some of the information you'll find in Container Vegetable Gardening Made Easy: The Benefits Of growing Your Own Vegetables With the availability of a wide variety of fresh and processed vegetables these days at your local supermarket or grocer, why would you bother growing your own vegetables? Listed are ten benefits you can enjoy from growing, rather than buying, your own vegetables. The Basics Of Growing Vegetables In Containers Learn what kind of pot or container you can use to grow your plants and what materials to avoid. Useful Tools Included is information about the basic tools that you will need in order to make your gardening experience easier and more productive. The Potting Soil The most critical consideration when you're purchasing or blending your own potting soil is to ensure that the mix is light enough to provide adequate pore space for air, water and healthy root growth. Included is a quick basic recipe for making your own potting mix. Watering Container Vegetables This chapter discusses ways to help you determine when you should water you plants and how much you should water them. Learn to recognize the signs that your plant is suffering from over watering or dehydration. Fertilizing Your Crops For container gardeners, creating a living soil, rich in humus and nutrients, is the key to growing vegetables and herbs. Here are instructions to create an organic liquid fertilizer, which can be absorbed quickly by your plants. Growing Vegetables Indoors There are many types of vegetables that can be grown indoors without the aid of extra lighting. Here are some of the best ways you can grow vegetables on windowsills and near natural light sources, such as glass doors and windows, and some handy hints you can implement to keep them healthy. The aim of this eBook is to introduce you to basics and advanced container vegetable gardening. You will learn how you can grow resourceful vegetable garden in your house. Also included is a list of 10 vegetables you can easily grow in containers and information on how to quickly make your own miniature greenhouse at very little cost.

Container vegetable garden refers to growing veggies in a container which is small in size. The container can be a pot, drum, bushel baskets, gallons or wooden boxes. Here is some of the information you'll find in Container Vegetable Gardening Made Easy: - The Benefits Of growing Your Own Vegetables With the availability of a wide variety of fresh and processed vegetables these days at your local supermarket or grocer, why would you bother growing your own vegetables? Listed are ten benefits you can enjoy from growing, rather than buying, your own vegetables. - The Basics Of Growing Vegetables In Containers Learn what kind of pot or container you can use to grow your plants and what materials to avoid. - Useful Tools Included is information about the basic tools that you will need in order to make your gardening experience easier and more productive. - The Potting Soil The most critical consideration when you're purchasing or blending your own potting soil is to ensure that the mix is light enough to provide adequate pore space for air, water and healthy root growth. Included is a quick basic recipe for making your own potting mix. - Watering Container Vegetables This chapter discusses ways to help you determine when you should water you plants and how much you should water them. Learn to recognize the signs that your plant is suffering from over watering or dehydration. - Fertilizing Your Crops For container gardeners, creating a living soil, rich in humus and nutrients, is the key to growing vegetables and herbs. Here are instructions to create an organic liquid fertilizer, which can be absorbed quickly by your plants. - Growing Vegetables Indoors There are many types of vegetables that can be grown indoors without the aid of extra lighting. Here are some of the best ways you can grow vegetables on windowsills and near natural light sources, such as glass doors and windows, and some handy hints you can implement to keep them healthy. The aim of this eBook is to introduce you to basics and advanced container vegetable gardening. You will learn how you can grow resourceful vegetable garden in your house. Also included is a list of 10 vegetables you can easily grow in containers and information on how to quickly make your own miniature greenhouse at very little cost.

Vertical Gardening: Ultimate Guide to Building the Perfect Vertical Garden There is no better time than now, to get started with your vertical garden You will be amazed after reading this guide, exactly just how easy it is to do Updated: Thanks for your feedback The book has been updated, full of images, additional information, and examples, to help YOU achieve your best vertical gardening experience What You Will Discover Inside: - A Brief Comparison of New Age vs. Old Age Gardening - What, When, Where, and How of Vertical Gardening - Creative Planting Ideas - How to Become an Expert - Green Thumb Tips and Tricks ...And MUCH more

Do you live in an apartment with a balcony, fire escape or rooftop terrace? Most city dwellers neglect these spaces or use them for nothing more than hanging laundry and storing bicycles. And for a long time, so did I.

Several years ago I decided to transform my under-used balcony from a lifeless concrete pad into a little garden in the sky. Every year I grow a small harvest of vegetables such as tomatoes, peppers, beans and peas, and more than enough herbs to satisfy our culinary needs. Sometimes I even grow watermelons. You don't need to live in the country or have a big yard to own a productive garden.

This book will guide you through the challenges of container gardening in one of the most sterile of urban environments: a high-rise balcony. With topics including: Container gardening basics Small space composting and vermicomposting Starting plants indoors from seed Self-watering containers Hand-pollination Diagnosing common plant problems

And detailed growing instructions for all of my favorite garden herbs and vegetables