Summerfield Waldorf School and Farm – Farm to Feast 2016
Auction Ends: May 27, 2016 08:00 PM PDT

Books

"How to Grow More Vegetables" signed book, DVD & Farm Stand Gift Certificate!

Item Number
178
Estimated Value
85 USD
Sold
60 USD to ls160d9ee
Number of Bids
7  -  Bid History

Item Description

Includes:
Signed copy of, "How to Grow More Vegetables" signed by author John Jeavons
Grow Intensive DVD and Farmer's Mini-Handbook
"The Sustainable Vegetable Garden" by John Jeavons and Carol Cox, plus Summerfield Farm Stand gift certificate for $25

Visit our farm stand right on campus! Seasonal, fresh, biodynamic produce, flowers, eggs, yogurt and more available up on the farm.

About the Book: This is the book that helped revolutionize food production around the world. It is every gardener's guidebook to healthier and more productive backyard gardens. Yes, it is possible to grow fresh vegetables for a family of four on the front lawn! This is the classic book on biointensive and GROW BIOINTENSIVE ® gardening for beginners to advanced gardeners. The most complete and practical book of its kind, proven effective in all types of garden conditions.

Ever since "How to Grow More Vegetables" was published over 30 years ago, we've been asked for a video version, and at last, here it is! This self-teaching video proves that a picture is truly worth a thousand words. Filmed at the Ecology Action research garden, this DVD gives an up-close look at what to do, when to do it, and how to do it best.

About the DVD: First of all, this video emphasizes how easy biointensive is to implement. This self-teaching video provides you with an excellent introduction to our Grow Biointensive method in 8 easy sessions.. With this revolutionary organic gardening method you will learn to grow more food in much less space while building truly sustainable soil fertility. Also save money by reducing water, energy and fertilizer!

Item Special Note

Farm stand gift certificate is valid for one year.

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