Entry level gardening
What you'll learn
- Introduction
- How well do you know your food?
- What's in your Soil?
- Fertilizers
- Starting from Seeds vs Seedlings
- Growing Indoors and Outdoors
- Growing Your Own Seeds
- Setting up and Caring for your Plants
- Pest and Disease Control
- Conclusion
- 2.5hrs 0-200$
Requirements
- There are no prerequisites for this course.
Description
Unleash your potential and start your garden with confidence.
What you get when you buy this course:
I will teach you How to germinate your seedlings
The importance of soil
Seedlings VS transplants
Growing indoors
Disease And Pest Control
Access to a Garden Guru with years of experience
A 30-day money-back guarantee
Learn all you need to know to get started gardening Buy it now!
Imagine the feeling of harvesting your own vegetables!
The best-tasting fruits and vegetables are at your fingertips. It is easier than you think for anyone that has a bit of space to grow a bountiful harvest. A small balcony can produce tons of delicious veggies through the spring, to fall.
In this Entry level course, you will learn how to germinate your seeds, The importance of soil, Composting, Seedlings VS transplants, Growing indoors, and Disease and pest control. This course is designed to teach you the basics to get started. It will also teach you time-saving tricks and the key to giving your garden that extra boost!
How to germinate your seeds
What type of seeds
Where to store them
Simple methods
Environment requirements
Resourceful containers and trays
Hydration methods
The importance of soil
What's in the soil
The different types of soil
How to make your own
Planting in raised beds vs. in the ground
Composting
What's in compost
The benefits of composting
Two types of composting
Staring your own
Seedlings VS transplants
Benefits of seedlings
Benefits of transplants
How to start from seedlings
how to start from seeds
Growing indoors
How do you grow indoors?
Container gardens
Tips to get started
Herb garden
Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Beets, and Carrots
Disease and pest control
Types of disease and pests
How to control them
Tips and tricks
As a new gardener, I hope you find this course a simple guide to getting started. There are overwhelming benefits to growing your own food. So please join in on the delayed gratification hobby along with the rest of the community and inspire others to do the same.
Who this course is for:
This course will help new gardeners to start their first garden!
Who this course is for:
- Beginners
Instructor
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Hey everyone, I’m Fraser and welcome to Entry Level Gardening. I’m a philanthropist at heart and love helping others grow their own produce. Growing up on a hobby farm led me on a path of passion for the outdoors and self-sustaining means. I hold a degree in Forestry and have extensive experience working as a wildland Firefighter, and co-founded a non-profit organization to aid in disaster relief efforts in Nepal.
From experiencing 64 days of self-sufficient living in the Tundra wilderness foraging and growing my own food to worldly travels where I learned about and taught others how to grow food in different climates, I am a self-taught permaculturalist, hydroponics, and aquaponics enthusiast. You can often find me Solo Mountain hiking, camping, hunting, and fishing on my days off from my regular job as a certified Firefighter and Fire Prevention Inspector. Join me for an exciting educational journey as I guide you from seed to plate on your own food-growing adventure.