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Whether you have a tiny patio, rooftop, or balcony, you can grow a thriving garden—and this book shows you how. Written by Mark Franklinson, an avid gardener with over 40 years of hands-on experience, this practical guide is perfect for beginners and seasoned growers alike.

It has never been simpler to grow psilocybin mushrooms at home for increased productivity, the pursuit of a spiritual awakening, or medicine! Have you always been intrigued by the idea of raising your own psilocybin mushrooms but are unsure where to begin? Are you intrigued by the possibility of natural medicine to address the underlying causes of issues rather than merely treating their symptoms? What can we learn from the psilocybin mushroom-eating cultures of the past who saw it as a divine food?

Growing good quality marijuana can be very simple or extremely complex. From dropping a seed into the ground to high tech automated hydroponic grow systems and everything in between, Often a matter of personal preference, different methods of growing have their specific advantages as well as drawbacks. This two-in-one bundle series includes the following audiobooks: Marijuana Cookbook: A Complete Cannabis Cookbook To Prepare Irresistible Recipes That Will Get You High and Marijuana Horticulture: Your Complete Guide for Personal Marijuana Cultivation.

Unleash the green thumb within you and create thriving, sustainable gardens with Raised Bed Gardening – even if you’ve never planted a seed. Are you dreaming of growing your own healthy, organic fruits and vegetables? Do you feel limited due to lack of garden space or suitable climate? The burgeoning movement of raised bed gardening is the answer, offering improved pest control, extended growing seasons, better drainage, and higher yields.

For beginning gardeners and veteran green-thumbs, this uplifting collection of stories is filled with what every gardener knows: gardens fill lives with a special richness because they are a living reminder of the beauty in the world.

This miraculous book will teach you how you can grow plants and vegetables without soil by using the hydroponic method of cultivation. This book will lead you towards the many mysterious worlds of hydroculture and hydroponics. It will tell you how you can grow your hydroponic garden at home, and what are the significant benefits of it.

Experience the freedom and abundance of self-reliant living...without abandoning the comforts of your modern home. Worldwide, there are about two million people who have embraced the homestead life in rural or off-grid locations. In the United States, there are about 200,000 families doing the same. Their motivations are universal: They value clean-and-green living and independence, they’re dissatisfied with the daily grind of city life, and they’re looking for more meaningful endeavors in line with their values.

With the help of the new grow bag technique, you'll be able to grow your favorite plants in no time. Grow bags were revolutionary when they were first introduced in the 1970s. They were created to be used to plant directly into greenhouse soil when grown under glass. This was primarily due to tomato growers' dissatisfaction with having to change their soil every few years to prevent root pests and disease.

The best way to add height to your landscape is to build a vertical garden. However, there are several factors to consider when creating your own. You've come to the right place if you want to build your own vertical garden. Vertical gardening has become extremely common in recent years, and making one is a lot of fun.

The grass doesn’t have to be greener on the other side with The Lawn Care Guide! Everyone knows that they want a green lawn. The trouble starts when you try to figure out what the best methods, tips, and tricks are to get it. It all seems very easy until you start asking yourself: To use or not to use weed killer? Chemical or organic fertilizer? Is your yard full-sun, full-shade, or somewhere in between? What’s the best way and height to mow your lawn? Do you have Kentucky blue, St. Augustine, or just plain crabgrass?