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Fresh organic greens harvested in under a month right at your fingertips. From your patio garden to your dinner table - it doesn’t get any fresher than this.  Flavor-packed homegrown salads bursting with nutrition to feed your family and friends without ever having to go to the grocery store.

If you are anything like me, this is exciting news! Small gardens have seen massive growth in recent years. But small gardens don’t mean a small harvest. Many veggies love to grow in close quarters and will gladly reward you with astronomical yields!  

All around the country, people are taking control of their food supply to ensure that they stay safe and provide the best nutrients for their families. The good news is that you don’t need a lot of space or a lot of time to enjoy fresh and delicious organic food. Many crops can be ready to harvest and enjoy in as little as 21 days!!!

Believe it or not, it's possible to grow your food garden in a limited space. Through creative gardening techniques, people grow enough food in a small vegetable garden to sustain their families, producing high yields in small spaces. Some even have enough left over to sell and generate an income.

If you’re excited about starting your very own garden but are feeling a bit stuck on how to get started, that’s where I come in. 

A few things to consider when container gardening:

My hanging PVC pipe garden - it’s one of my favorite ways to grow food in limited space, and it looks amazing too

The planter boxes I made from shipping pallets  - what’s better than using free materials, and it adds architectural flair to my patio

How I turned a chair I found on the side of the road into a unique piece of garden art… and it’s a great home for my edible salad flowers! 

Friends and neighbors are always super impressed with my garden creations, such as...

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Beginner’s Guide To 
Vegetable Gardening:

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'Upcycling' can lead to some very interesting containers - you are limited only by your imagination and preferences.

Almost any plant will grow in a container if the container is big enough, just be sure the roots have enough space so the plant can grow comfortably.

Assess your sun exposure and plant accordingly to get the healthiest plants and most abundant harvest.

Be sure to provide enough water and food when gardening in containers, as soil in containers will dry out faster and nutrients tend to flush through them with greater speed than their in-ground counterparts. 

One of my favorite ways to produce loads of edibles but also make my food garden look amazing is to make unique and creative container projects.

Ultimately, almost anything can be turned into a container and I personally love the more unexpected options to bring some character into your garden. You don’t need to hide your food garden away in an ugly corner of the yard… Why not make it look amazing!

I could go on about creative edible gardening for hours… but if you’re interested in the topic, you’re probably excited to just get started already! 

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THE BACKYARD HARVEST

Inside your inspiring fully-illustrated book you’ll discover:

50 Step-by-step instructions on how you can start building your very own at-home container gardens 

How to grow beautiful hanging gardens with PVC pipe! 

The easiest plants to get your garden up and "growing" 

My Top 11 tips for growing and maintaining your garden 

The best techniques to growing vegetables like carrots, kale, cabbage & more 

My #1 tip to growing healthy fruits like blueberries, grapes & strawberries 

How to protect your garden from the elements to allow you to grow year-round 

How to turn everyday items into a backyard oasis 

And much more! 

Learn a valuable new skill and feed your family with pure, wholesome food, grown right before your eyes with THE BACKYARD HARVEST. 

Just confirm your shipping address and cover the postage, and the complete full-color book is yours FREE! 


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And that’s not all… you’ll also receive instant access to 5 advanced level resources. You’ll have my full library of gardening expertise at your fingertips.

13 Container Gardens

How to use recycled and free materials to create an amazing garden that will have your neighbors drooling

Backyard Paleo

What about some homegrown eggs to cook up with your fresh greens and tomatoes? Having chickens at home is easier than you think, especially with my shortcuts and expert advice

Indoor Gardening For Ultimate Survival

Boost your immunity and experience renewed vitality with this wellness-boosting plants you can grow on the kitchen countertop

Hydroponic Healing Kitchen

If you hate soil under your fingernails, but still want to grow your own food, you NEED to read this eye-opening handbook which reveals a whole NEW way to garden

DIY: 5-Gallon Bucket Hydroponic System

Don’t let the word hydroponic scare you. Although large-scale growers use this system to grow massive amounts of produce in a short period of time, the system is not limited to commercial agricultural use. You can make your very own hydroponic system at home and get started right away growing tasty produce all year long. 


This system is best for long-term crops that produce a lot of fruit and need a lot of water like tomatoes, cucumbers, and melons.

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My name is Susan Patterson. I am a Master Gardener and the author of the top-selling book, The Backyard Harvest. I’ve been growing food to support my entire family (and the families of my family) for well over 20 years!

Times are fragile, and having access to a healthy, steady food source is more important than ever. Growing your food is one of the best and easiest ways to stay healthy and supercharge your immune system.

That’s why I’ve made it my mission to help as many people as possible to get “up and growing” with their very own garden, no matter where you live or what your budget looks like! With my wisdom in your pocket, you could be sitting down to enjoy vibrant, homegrown organic delights!

If there's one thing I know about, it's trying to garden in small spaces. I have had to get creative more than a few times over the years and have finally found the perfect way to enjoy an abundance of fresh food in a very tight space.

There ARE advantages to growing in small spaces. Better soil control and pest control are two traditional garden headaches small-area gardeners can avoid. You get to avoid the trauma of waking up to find out a hungry rabbit made dinner of all your spinach leaves!!

Over the years, I became a small-space garden connoisseur, and I'm sharing those tips with you today. Tips that will allow you to harvest organic food for your table in under one month. You will have such joy watching your organic garden blossom before your very eyes!!

If you have limited outdoor space, be it a small yard, shared courtyard, or balcony, a container garden with vegetables and fruits may be the ideal thing for you. I genuinely believe container gardening is the #1 way to grow organic food at home, even if you live in the city or have limited space.

One of the great things about container gardening is the ability to grow almost any vegetable and many varieties of fruit, given the right conditions and space enough for an appropriately-sized container.

If you’re inspired to do what I’ve done, and put food on the table from your own backyard…

Save thousands of dollars a year on healthy organic food…

Pick the freshest greens and herbs for a salad from your windowsill container garden…

And learn a valuable new skill and enjoyable hobby that gives your family a steady stream of fresh food to enjoy...

Look no further than my new simple step by step resource, THE BACKYARD HARVEST: 50 Container Gardening Projects To Grow Food Flowers & More All Year Long.

The Fast Track To Your Very Own Backyard Harvest

It’s the step-by-step handbook to growing tons of gorgeous vibrant food in whatever space you have, whether it’s half an acre, or half a square foot.

I created this book based on my own experiments and successes, so you can copy my footsteps and save yourself years of trial and error. You will fast-track straight to a gardening master (even if you’ve NEVER tried this before, and consider yourself to have a ‘brown thumb’). 


And here’s the exciting part… 

You know I’ve made it my personal mission to help as many people as possible to get access to healthy homegrown food. 

Since THE BACKYARD HARVEST is fresh off the press, my publisher is letting me give away a limited number of complimentary copies for free, as a gift to my online community (that’s you!) 


Take the power into your own hands and join the container gardening movement TODAY, with my brand new book THE BACKYARD HARVEST!

If you hurry and confirm your address now, we will ship your very own physical copy to your doorstep - just cover the shipping so we can get it to you.

I’m not sure how long stocks will last, and when they run out we will have to take this offer down. Get in and RSVP fast so you can grab one of the limited free copies. 

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Simple Step-By-Step Instructions To Harvest Organic Food In As Little As 21 Days

Why choose containers? Let me tell you a few top reasons why I LOVE to garden in containers!!

Container gardens are also extremely space-efficient as every ounce of soil in your container will count for fruit and vegetable production - no growing space will be wasted underfoot as you care for and harvest your plants.

Container gardening has the added benefit of being a great back-saver: they can be configured for those with reduced mobility, making sure that growing fresh fruit and vegetables at home is accessible to all. Putting the containers at the optimum height and positioning makes growing vegetables easier for young and old alike!

Yet another unique thing about container gardening is the ability to chase the sun if necessary. Containers can be moved throughout the day, maximizing light needs.