A to Z Guide to Thrift Gardening

This is a downloadable PDF.

Excerpt:

With the rising costs of fresh produce, more than ever before growing your own food makes financial sense.

Whether it’s on a windowsill, or in the patio, garden or allotment, growing your own food can be fun, improve your health and also save you money on your groceries.

The commercial gardening industry, like many others has produced a huge range of products which gives the perception that to be a successful gardener, you need to have a large selection of tools and gadgets. However, this booklet is here to take things back to basics and inspire you to do things the thrifty way!

Created by the Growing Food and Composting Project in Cornwall, learn how to save money in the garden. From bamboo, comfrey, drying and fertiliser to no dig, perennial gardening and quick crops, these 26 tips will help you grow your own food for less.