WWant some valuable advice about creating and maintaining your own raised-bed garden? Advice that’s trustworthy and helpful? And want the advice all in one place?

Now, GreenPrints has created a special guide for All-Access Members that gives you tons of information and advice about creating your own raised beds—Raised-Bed Gardening in America—A GreenPrints GuideBook.

With this brand-new GuideBook, you get:

• “The Essentials of Raised-Bed Gardening”: You get the rationale for choosing raised beds and how to plan and pick the right materials for creating your own raised-bed garden.
• “Building Your Raised Beds”: Here’s advice for you about gathering your materials, assembling your raised bed, and preparing your raised bed for planting.
• “Planning Your Garden and Choosing Your Plants”: You get advice about understanding your garden’s environment, choosing your plants, planning your layout, and the importance of crop rotation and succession planting.
• “Maintaining Your Raised-Bed Garden”: Learn how to properly water your raised-bed garden, weeding and mulching, pest and disease management, pruning and harvesting, and end-of-season care.
• “Harvesting and Using Your Bounty”: You get all you need to know about when and how to harvest, storage and preservation, cooking and enjoying your harvest, and planning for the next season.
• “Advanced Gardening Techniques”: Learn about companion planting, vertical gardening, raised-bed and square-foot gardening, and aquaponics and hydroponics!
• “Creating a Healthy Garden Ecosystem”: You get advice about soil health and fertility, insects that are beneficial, water conservation, and biodiversity.
• “Gardening for Sustainability”: Discover the right way to do home-grown and organic; and learn about composting and waste reduction, native plants and wildlife, water harvesting, and carbon sequestration.
• “Gardening and Community Building”: Learn about community gardens, school gardens, food sharing and donating, and gardening workshops and events.
• “Gardening for Well-Being”: Get tips about physical health, mental well-being, connecting with nature, and life-long learning.
• “Trends and Innovations in Gardening”: You get further information about urban gardening, permaculture, and native-plant gardening.
• “Cultivating a Green Thumb”: You get explanations about how gardening is a learning journey, how to share your experiences, and best ways to celebrate nature.

Please take time to read and enjoy this GuideBook—if you want to benefit from raised-bed gardening techniques, this guide is for you!

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