
Learn to Grow Your Own Food
with simple, beginner-friendly methods you can build on over time

Get the foundational skills you need to grow herbs, vegetables,
and edible plants with confidence, even if you have never gardened before.
Free 7-Lesson Email Course
Delivered Over 2 Weeks!
Who This Course Is For
If you’ve ever thought:
“I want to grow food, but I don’t know where to start”
“I don’t have a big yard, is gardening even possible for me?”
“I’ve tried gardening before, but it felt confusing or frustrating”
What You’ll Learn in This Course
This course includes 7 written lessons, delivered by email over 2 weeks, so you can learn at a comfortable pace and apply what you learn right away.
Lesson 1: Planning Your Garden
Learn what you can realistically grow based on light, space, and lifestyle. We’ll cover:
Understand what plants really need to thrive. You’ll learn:
In-ground vs. raised beds vs. containers
Matching garden size to your time and energy
Choosing a setup you can actually maintain
Basic soil principles and amendments
When soil-less mixes make more sense
How to avoid common beginner soil mistakes
Lesson 3: Growing Herbs and Vegetables Indoors
Lesson 4: Planting from Seeds, Seedlings, Kitchen Scraps, and Cuttings
Perfect for small spaces or year-round growing. This lesson covers:
Explore multiple ways to start plants, including:
Indoor gardening basics
Supplies you actually need
How to avoid mistakes that sabotage indoor plants
Germinating seeds successfully
Transplanting seedlings with less stress
Regrowing food from kitchen scraps and cuttings
Lesson 5: Watering and Fertilizing
Lesson 6: Tackling Common Garden Problems
Two areas where many gardeners struggle. You’ll learn:
Learn how to:
How to avoid over- and under-watering
Fertilizer basics without guesswork
How to read your plants’ signals
Reduce pest and animal damage responsibly
Address environmental issues that slow growth
Support plant health without harsh chemicals
Lesson 7: How to Get Bigger, Better Harvests
Bring it all together with techniques for:
Increasing productivity over time
Harvesting in ways that encourage regrowth
Making your garden work harder for you
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