Northeast Vegetable Gardening: A Beginner's Guide to Raised Bed Gardening by Gregg Weiss

Most people who try vegetable gardening for the first time kill more plants than they harvest. The tomatoes don't ripen. The lettuce bolts. The seedlings die a week after transplanting. It's not because you're bad at this. It's because nobody told you the simple stuff. When to start seeds. What your soil actually needs. Why timing matters more than anything else. If you've failed before, or you've been afraid to start, this is the book that fixes that. By the end of one growing season, you'll have a working raised bed garden. Real soil. Food you grew yourself, from seed. Inside the book: How to plan your first garden from a seed catalog in January, before the ground thaws What to actually buy (and what to skip) when you build your beds How to start seeds indoors without a greenhouse, a grow room, or a big budget When to move seedlings outside without losing them to a cold night What to plant, when to plant it, and how to keep something growing from May through October Read more