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If you think people are born
with a green thumb, THINK AGAIN!
I used to have a brown thumb. I
tried raising all sorts of
plants, and no matter what type
of plant it was they ALWAYS
died!
I tried planting rose bushes,
and before the beauties could
even bloom the bushes had become
dried sticks without a touch of
green.
I tried planting corn, squash,
beans and all sorts of
vegetables and my garden didn't
even produce a single kernel.
Not even enough food to feed an
ant. Believe me, I am
sure that the ants and bees were
laughing their heads off at me
as they searched for food
elsewhere. They sure weren't
finding anything to eat in MY
YARD!
I figured maybe because I was
living in Georgia, where red
clay was a problem then I would
try potted plants instead. I
tried flowers, and they died. A
friend suggested that I try
growing a cactus, so I did, the
cactus died.
HOW CAN YOU KILL A CACTUS???
Someone else suggested that I
try an Aloe Plant, because these
things were indestructible. A
friend gave me an aloe plant and
the poor thing was dead within 3
months. Needless to say my
friends quit suggesting things
for me to grow. One even told me
that if I got a fake
plastic plant, with my luck, it
would probably die too!
I so desperately wanted to see a
little lively green plant
growing happily in my home. I
wanted fresh vegetables for my
table. All I found instead was
bad luck, wasted money, and a
lot of ceremonies where I would
go outside, and somberly say
goodbye to yet another dead
plant.
Then one day I discovered air
plants!
I was at a craft show, and a
lady there was selling air
plants that were OH SO
BEAUTIFUL!
She said NO ONE could kill these
plants. She told me that all
they needed was to be hung in
the bathroom, and the steam from
the shower would provide all the
nutrients they needed. NO DIRT!
NO FERTILIZER! They needed
nothing except a moist
environment that is provided in
any bathroom.
I was as happy as an ant on a
hill of honey when I got home
with my new plants. I purchased
3 beautiful air plants, hung
them neatly in my bathrooms and
basked in the joy of FINALLY
seeing a thing of beauty growing
in my home.
That is until they died.
All three of them, yes all
three, died. Within a month they
were gone, dried up, dead, 3
more somber ceremonies.
So much for my green thumb.
By this time even I myself was
too scared to get a plastic
plant. It would probably dry out
and die on me too
then I would probably have to
cut both of my thumbs off!
I gave up on growing plants for
years after that. The air plants
were my last attempt, and I had
given up for good. I swore to
myself I would NEVER again try
to grow another plant for as
long as I live.
Then one day I was searching the
internet for information about
knitting. I stumbled across a
gardening forum where ladies
were knitting plant pot covers.
One of the ladies had a picture
of the most beautiful tree I had
ever seen in my life! A dark red
Japanese Maple tree that had a
breath taking beauty that I had
never seen before in my life.
I HAD to have one!!
This tree was so beautiful, I
found myself craving one for my
own yard. I wanted one so badly
that
I spent months researching
Japanese Maples and how to grow
them successfully.
Japanese Maples, I found, are
very expensive. I wanted to
learn all I could about them
before I purchased my own,
because I wanted to MAKE SURE
that my Japanese Maple would not
die!
Yes, silly me decided to try
again, and this time not on a
plant that costs just a few
dollars. I was getting brave and
preparing myself to try and grow
a plant that costs over $200
dollars for the large ones.
I read forums, looked up
gardening articles, and tried to
find as much information as I
could about Japanese Maples
online.
Sadly, the information I located
dealt mostly with maintaining
them once they were already
established and growing
successfully. I needed
information on how to keep one
from DYING before it got
established in my yard and
I could not locate this
information ANYWHERE!
I checked out books in the local
library, and had no luck. I
searched for days, hours at a
time, and could not find the
information I needed.
I decided to look for older
gardening books, and THAT is
when my search was over! I found
a slew of old gardening books
written in the 1800's that
answered EVERY question
I had about growing trees,
fruits, vegetables and flowers
that I could dream of.
The American Gardener is one of
those books, and the main one
that helped me in learning
everything I need to know about
growing any plant I can dream of
under the sun!
The American Gardner was written
in 1854 by William Cobbett. It
is now in the public domain and
has been converted into
electronic format for your
enjoyment.
The American Gardener provides
over 150 pages of helpful
gardening how to information,
and tips that will help you grow
plants with ease without them
dying like they did on me!
Even if you're a professional
gardener, you'll find many tips
to help better your growing
success!
Here's What You'll Find In The
American Gardener:
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Choosing the right location
on your property for growing
plants. You'll find in depth
information on slope of your
land, and what spot is best
for growing successfully.
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Preparing the soil properly
to provide nutrition for
healthy plants.
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Fencing techniques for your
garden. I LOVE this section.
The author provides humorous
techniques for using
hawthorn trees as fencing,
to keep troublesome lads
from stealing their fruits
and vegetables!
You do not need to spend
hundreds for a chain link,
wooden or brick fence.
Use hawthorn trees and with
a little love and time
you'll have a fence that
will make your neighbors
green with envy!
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Designing, or laying out,
your garden so that it's
pleasing to the eye yet
functional as well.
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You'll learn how to make
hotbeds, so that you can
start your vegetables
earlier in the season and
have edible produce as many
as 15 days earlier
than normal! This can be a
moneymaker if you sell
produce. Be the first in
your neighborhood to have
fresh green tomatoes and
watermelons!
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Learn the benefits of
operating a hobby
greenhouse, and how it can
be beneficially to your
household.
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Learn about true seeds and
the soundness of seed.
You'll learn how to test
seed before you plant them,
to determine if you have
good seed or bad. Some seed
will not grow if it's bad,
and by using a
simple technique you can
throw out the bad instead of
laboring with planting them
only to find no lovely
sprouts growing where they
were sowed.
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Learn proper methods for
saving and preserving seed.
I find this the most fun of
gardening! I now save seed
regularly and have a yard
full of beautiful blooms
from seeds I have saved and
sown.
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Learn proper sowing methods
to improve your seeds
germination rate, and to
ensure healthy plants.
Proper spacing and depth can
mean success or failure in
the garden!
-
American Gardener provides
proper transplanting
methods, to ensure your
plants survival when moving
from one area to another.
This is the chapter that
covers the information I was
looking for, to ensure my
Japanese Maples survival.
I now have two Japanese
Maples growing successfully
in my yard, and what beauty
they both bring!
-
Cultivating your garden
properly and methods for
tilling, trenching and
sowing to ensure your
gardens success.
-
Learn propagating methods so
that you can grow many more
plants form just one stock
plant. Learn propagating
from cuttings, by grafting,
by using stock tress, by
budding and by layering.
All of these are easy and
fun methods that you and
your family are sure to
enjoy!
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There is a nice section on
growing grapes in minimum
space while producing so
many grapes that it'll make
your mouth water!
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Learn how to successfully
grow 81 different vegetables
and herbs, 26 tasty fruits
and nuts and the most
popular flowers and shrubs
with the most gorgeous
blooms!
You are sure to love the
information, guidance and tips
provided in American Gardener!
I have used this information for
myself, and now have a yard full
of beautiful trees, flowers and
plants instead of a mass plant
graveyard!
This type of information has
helped me in so many ways. I now
have 5 rose bushes growing
successfully in my yard
including the coveted Don Juan
rose that now grows below a
beautiful catalpa tree.
This past spring I planted a
successful vegetable garden that
provided enough produce
to feed 5 families for 2 months
and provide many bags for our
freezers! My second fall garden
was planted just last week and
is already sprouting many tiny
plants for a second harvest. All
this was planted on a piece of
plot that measures not more than
20 feet by 40 feet!
I had so many cucumbers growing
that I could not even can them
all I had to give them away! My
zucchini's were so huge that
they had to be shared with my in
laws and my mother, because
we could not eat them as fast as
they grew.
My flowerbed has lavender,
dianthus, clematis, daisies and
many odd plants growing
beautifully.
My verbena has taken over our
drive; it's outgrown its bed!
I now have
2 Japanese Maples growing
successfully. One a glowing
embers the other the coveted
bloodgood (the most beautiful
tree on the planet in my
opinion).
I have hundreds of boxwood that
I propagated from cuttings,
growing successfully beside my
cuttings beds. My Azaleas are
rooting successfully now, and
they are LIVING!
I have come a long way from
where I could not even keep an
air plant alive, the where I am
now growing plants with no roots
in just a box of peat moss and
sand!
My success is thanks to books
like the American Gardener.
All the information you'll need
to get started is provided in
the American Gardener, no matter
what type of growing success you
have had in the past you'll find
tips and techniques to improve
your growing success in this
manual!
You too can grow successfully as
I have, by increasing your
knowledge and putting these
methods into practice today!
SAY NO to dying plants and SAY
YES to success now!
Order your copy for just $37.00,
download immediately and get
started TODAY!
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100% Guarantee
I truly want you to be as
confident as I am about this
wonderful eBook. If you're not
100% completely satisfied with
your purchase, I will issue a
full refund no questions asked.
All I ask is that you read the
manual, try the methods, and if
you do not learn if you are not
completely happy...then just
shoot me an email and we'll get
the issue resolved promptly or
issue a full refund, whichever
you like most!
The fact of the matter is, you
will never have to worry about
requesting a refund.
Why? Because once you read the
manual, and start growing
wonderful plants for your home,
family and friends. You'll be so
happy to see the smile your new
gifts bring that you'll know
your purchase was a wise
investment!
So what are you waiting for?
Start planting today!
Happy Planting,
Martha Kirkpatrick
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