Cinder Block Gardening is a 200-plus page e-book written by Lynn A. Gillespie and Glenn Mentgen, who show you how easy gardening can be. The author says that this is the easiest gardening book you might ever read. Even the busiest of professionals can find time to create a wonderful garden by following this e-book.
In Cinder Block Gardening, Lynn A. Gillespie tells you how to grow twice as much in less than half the space by following the techniques discussed in this e-book. The authors cover everything from garden construction to multi-layer bed and vertical growing.
Cinder Block Gardening also includes chapters on saving your garden from weeds and insects. Lynn A. Gillespie and Glenn Mentgen describe each type of insect that is likely to feast on your garden and how to prevent them from destroying your garden. The authors also provide homemade remedies for destroying insects that are more effective and safe.
Cinder Block Gardening is for those who has dreamt of a beautiful garden but have never been successful. This e-book, apart from teaching you gardening tips and techniques, will also help save on your grocery bills.
I happened to read a review of this ebook in the local newspaper and was glad when I got a chance to obtain a copy.
I quickly skimmed through it before setting out on my annual attempt to feed my family (and even the world) with my backyard garden.
Every year I start out with the best of intentions before eventually succumbing to weeds, insects, drought, mysterious unexplained happenings, and even worse, bushels of zucchini all at one time and no peas, no beans and no corn.
Two hours later I was amazed to find myself getting so enthusiastic about what I was reading that I went into the kitchen to sort my garbage into what would go into the compost pit I constructed the next day. My wife thought I had gone quite mad!
The ideas in this ebook represent nothing more than common sense and I'm sure I've heard many of them throughout my life in one form or another, but this ebook was so simple and easy to follow, it was like having a road may to a beautiful garden.
I can't wait till fall to tell friends of success instead of the hard luck story I usually recite at the end of the growing season.
Dave M.
Hotchkiss, CO