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This website shares ways to be self-sufficient by growing a vegetable garden in the city. Enjoy the fruits of your labour making delicious vegetarian meals from your harvest.
Gardening in 2020 and beyond inspired me to garden and eventually write two vegetarian cookbooks. I have written and self-published an Authentic Homemade Vegetarian Cookbook. The second cookbook is called The Complete Meatless Vegetarian Lifestyle Vegetarian Cookbook Volume 2.
Both books are available for purchase on Amazon. The recipes are low in cost, high in value, quality, abundant, hearty, healthy, savoury, sweet, comforting and delicious. Please purchase both books and receive a solid foundation in vegetarian cooking. Thank you for your support.
Check out budget friendly DIY home renovations. By preparing today we secure our positions when the going gets tough in the future.
The Complete Meatless Lifestyle Vegetarian Cookbook Volume 2 is now available to buy on Amazon.
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Buy An Authentic Homemade Vegetarian Cookbook on Amazon. Available in ebook and paperback.
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ABOUT ME
I live in a city and grow a small vegetable garden in my backyard. Additionally I share low cost-effective DIY home renovations. These upgrades help raise the value of our home.
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An Authentic Homemade Vegetarian Cookbook is for sale on Amazon. Additionally, The Complete Meatless Lifestyle Vegetarian Cookbook, Volume 2, is also not available to purchase on Amazon.ca,. Thank you for your support.
Building a garden and making meals are just some of the changes to consider in 2020 and beyond. Gardening the earth is the guard to our heart.
The Future
The way we spend our time and energy is more important now than ever. While inflation continues to rise and is not coming down anytime soon, we pay for bank bailouts on top of our own debts.
When the going gets tough make sure you remain tough to get going. Read up on Gardening blogs, DIY Home Reno’s, 2020 and beyond and purchase my Authentic Homemade Vegetarian Cookbook as well as The Complete Meatless Lifestyle Vegetarian Cookbook Volume 2 for sale on Amazon.
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Gardening In The City
Growing your own vegetables in the city is not as hard as it seems. There are several advantages of having fresh produce in your backyard. Even though the work requires some labour, effort, patience and consistency, the more work you put in, the greater your chances of a good harvest. The vegetable garden I grow is based on spending a little money to make to make a lot happen.
Whether you live in a condo or a home, you can grow food without the help of others. Depending on how much space you have as well as how much sunlight you receive, it is possible for many people to grow a lot of vegetables with just a little hard work.
Learn about building a garden on a dime, having a lucky money tree in 2023, Growing 16 Vegetables Herbs and fruit in the city and more.
Start building a vegetable today, without delay.
Gardening tips for beginners-Home and urban garden
After 2020 we are in a different world and our lives have shifted. This is a time to put ourselves first and change the way we live. As long as codependency remains, people will abuse their power and will leave humanity to the wayside.
This website encourages us all to be kind to ourselves and our planet. Gardening is therapeutic and rewarding. Our current situation is proving that our future is will be grim as long as we remain codependent on the “elite” to help us. Growing your own food is allowing you to put the power back into your hands. Everyone needs to eat in order to survive and the ones in control of our food take advantage of this. Instead of waiting on others to come in and help us out, we can do it ourselves. In the past few years I have successfully grown an abundant garden in my small backyard. You can do the same and it is not expensive. Read more about this on my gardening blogs and feel motivated to become self-sufficient.
