More garden, less fuss with Companion Gardening
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Gardening can be an awesome way of reliving stress and allowing you some time outdoors in the fresh air. It’s also a great way to supplement your groceries with fresh, easy to access, fruits and vegetables of your own. It’s a great feeling knowing that you and your family are eating the freshest foods possible.

It’s not all fun and games. Bugs can invade your garden, reducing it to half-eaten and damaged produce. Small animals see your carefully pruned plants as an all you eat buffet. Lack of shade can cause even the heartiest and best-watered plants to shrivel and die. Illness can spread faster than a cold in pre-k, killing off all of your hard work.

Short of putting your plants in a self-contained unit like a greenhouse and using extra strength pesticides, what can you do to make sure none of your hard work goes to waste? Companion Gardening.

This is a tried and true method that’s been used for centuries as a natural defense against some of the most common issues gardeners face. The Chinese have been using this in their rice patties for the better part of history. Native Americans shared this trick with early European settlers. The method is proven and it works.

This book will walk you through how to reorganize your garden into a companion garden using just a few simple planting techniques. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener looking to get rid of some common issues or just starting out, this book has what you’re looking for. Find out more about the history and methods of companion planting. Learn about what plants will complement each other versus harm each other. Get some of the best tips and tricks out there. Take some of the hard work out of your gardening so you can enjoy the benefits without all the hassle.
After all, isn’t your garden worth it?

Comments From Other Readers
“When I started keeping my own garden, I just thought that pests and planting issues were a standard deal. My family has always had a small garden and I remember even from a young age dealing with some of these issues. I wish we had known about these techniques back then! They really follow adage to work smarter not harder. I’ve rearranged the planting this year and I’m noticing a huge difference, not to mention introduced a few plants that I haven’t used in the past. I love the bordering method for keeping small creatures from pilfering my veggies. My only regret is that I didn’t find this sooner!” - Shelia (North Carolina, US)

“Since retirement I’ve been looking for something to occupy my time. Rest and relaxation isn’t always what it’s chalked up to be but, strenuous activities aren’t my forte anymore either. A suggestion that came up was gardening. I don’t really know the first thing about it other than seeds go in and plants come out. My granddaughter suggested this method. I was surprised at how simple it was. Now with a little weeding and a little care, I have my own garden started. It keeps me busy and gives me a place to find a little peace. With companion gardening, the hard work is gone.” - Paul (Missouri, US)


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