Learn how to grow the 5 best garden crops to add them to your food storage.
Learn how to grow the 5 best garden crops to add them to your food storage.
In this course you will learn the 5 crops every gardener should be growing to build your own food storage. Your pantry will soon be bursting with your own home grown veggies.
Join me for this quick 45 minute mini course that will get you started growing food for your pantry. We will cover the following topics:
With today's growing economic and political uncertainty learning how to provide some (or all) of your own food is become more and more important. Join expert gardener Rick Stone as he talks about these 5 important garden crops that every backyard gardener should know how to grow and preserve. This primer course is designed to get you started on your journey towards self sufficiency.
Rick will take you though each of these 5 important crops and give you tips for growing them and then methods for preserving them. With more that 20 years of gardening experience Rick is becoming one of the "go to" guys for online gardening advice. Rick's laid back personal approach to teaching online will have you coming back for more.
Like all Udemy courses, this one comes with a 30 day money back guarantee. If for any reason you are not happy with the course, simply return it for a full refund. BUT we are sure you are going to LOVE this course.
Happy Gardening.
Here's a quick look at what we will be covering in this course.
This is just a quick lecture to introduce you to your instructor, Rick Stone.
In this lecture we will cover why I think tomatoes are the most important crop any self reliant gardener should grow. We will also cover some hints for growing a great crop and give you some options for preserving your harvest.
Green beans are easy to grow and offer a pretty heavy harvest for the amount of space they take up in your garden. In this lecture we will talk about how to grow and preserve this popular garden goody!
If you really want to be come a self sufficient gardener the potatoes need to be on your list! In fact 1/3 of your garden should be planted in potatoes if you really want to eat mostly from your garden. In this lecture we will cover growing potatoes using the hilling method and also talk about some options for storing your potatoes for winter.
Winter squashes, for example banana squash, acorn squash and pumpkins, provide a long storing fresh veggie for you food storage. In this lecture we will cover why you should include squash in your garden and the best way to store them. (no processing require!!)
Up until now we have talked mainly about growing veggies in your garden. But you need some variety and especially something sweet!! That's why I think it is so important to grow several types of berries in your garden as well!
Narrowing the list down to just 5 crops for this course was pretty tough!! Here are 5 more crops that round out the top 10!
Here's a look at all the resources available to you from your instructor to help you grow your best garden ever!! Resources include Rick's blog, facebook page, youtube channel and of course Rick's other premium gardening courses that you can buy right here on Udemy!
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