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WE CALL IT:
“MY SURVIVAL

FARM”

...and it’s like nothing you’ve ever seen before… An A to Z
guide on survival gardening that is easy to read and a
joy to put into practice, full of photos, diagrams and step by
step advice. Even a kid can do this and, in fact, I

encourage you to let the little ones handle it, to teach them
not just about self-reliance but also about how Mother
Nature works.

Here is just a glimpse of >what you’ll find inside:

How to plan, design and put into action high-yield survival
garden that will literally keep you and your family fed
for life, no matter what hits you, even when everyone else
This product is digital. The image is for information around you is starving to death. No digging and planting
purposes.
year after year and no daily watering because you’ll have
more important things to worry about when TSHTF.

How to set up highly nutritious soil for your plants. Do this before you plant anything and you're on
your way to setting your food forest on auto-pilot for decades to come. I'm gonna tell you this one
“weird” thing to add to the mulch that's not only highly effective but also 100% free (because you
already have it in your home right now).

Step-by-step instructions on how to plant over 125 plants inside your permaculture garden.

Plus, special instructions on choosing the right ones for your climate. From Arizona to Alaska, you
can do this anywhere…

How to “marry” your plants. We're gonna tell you which grow well together and help each-other
survive and thrive, so they don't ever compete for sunlight and nutrients. You get the full table of
plants that work well with one another as well as the ones you should NEVER be put together.

A hotlist of perennials that you don't have to re-plant every year. They just grow and grow, and all
you do is harvest them. In some cases they yield food all-year round (like Okinawan spinach,
which absolutely thrives in warm climates).

How to take care of pests naturally, and without using any pesticides. There are certain plants
that act as the food forest’s policemen by repelling “bad” insects. It’s in their best interest too,

because if the plants around them die, they die.