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Plan and Build a Raised Bed Vegetable Garden

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“This is such a well-written and helpful little gardening book. In it, Jeanne offers a multitude of ideas and tips for creating the best raised bed garden! I can’t wait for spring!” – Karen, Amazon Customer, Verified Purchaser

“Clearly written by a gardener with a passion for growing seasonal fresh food as simply as possible, I find Plan and Build a Raised Bed Vegetable Garden to be an informative guide for gardeners of all abilities.” – K.L. Jackson, Amazon Review

Plan and Build a Raised Bed Vegetable Garden  offers gardeners of all abilities simple, detailed and easy to follow instructions to build their very own raised bed garden.

In this book, I show you how to…

  • Choose the best location for your vegetable garden.
  • Build a simple raised bed out of lumber.
  • Select the best soil to grow great vegetables.
  • Determine how to make pathways in your garden.
  • Transform raised beds into winter cold frames.

This book is great for the novice gardener and a quick read to help you get out and garden as quickly as possible.

42 pages, paperback and ebook

ISBN-13: 978-1507679838

Available from:

  • Amazon (paperback and ebook)

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