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Andrew Perkins
The 27 Minute Gardener
The 27 Minute Gardener
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Crispy lettuce, sweet snow peas that crunch and snap in your mouth, juicy tomatoes warmed by the sun - these aren't shrink-wrapped with scan stickers, these are right in your back yard. Too much work? Not at all. It takes less than 1/2 hour a day to be able to reach out and pick a salad to pack for lunch or harvest fresh vegetables for an evening meal. You will know what went in and on these delicious foods without worrying about having to wash them in chemicals to remove the chemicals used to grow them.
Easy Math for Busy People
Harvesting thirty pounds of tomatoes from a plant that cost you $2.99 plus $0.15 of fertilizer, some water and a little time could save you $50, and that's just one plant! How many plants you could tend and harvest over a season with just a little time and attention every day?
It's short attention span gardening
We're all busy. Busy with life, work, family and Facebook. The idea of growing your own food might seem like a lofty goal or a survivalist's obsession, but it will actually save you time and allow you to enjoy the freshest food you can. Less time in the store, tastier food and a moderate amount of exercise all rolled into a tiny portion of your day.
The easiest hard work you can do
Strategic planning and planting can yield a full garden in less than a season. You can start with one small area, and while it's growing, start another. Harvest one day, dig or plant the next. Rainy day? Start something indoors, start or finish a small project while you listen to the hush of the weather.
Easy Math for Busy People
Harvesting thirty pounds of tomatoes from a plant that cost you $2.99 plus $0.15 of fertilizer, some water and a little time could save you $50, and that's just one plant! How many plants you could tend and harvest over a season with just a little time and attention every day?
It's short attention span gardening
We're all busy. Busy with life, work, family and Facebook. The idea of growing your own food might seem like a lofty goal or a survivalist's obsession, but it will actually save you time and allow you to enjoy the freshest food you can. Less time in the store, tastier food and a moderate amount of exercise all rolled into a tiny portion of your day.
The easiest hard work you can do
Strategic planning and planting can yield a full garden in less than a season. You can start with one small area, and while it's growing, start another. Harvest one day, dig or plant the next. Rainy day? Start something indoors, start or finish a small project while you listen to the hush of the weather.
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