<p><b>In today's uncertain world, it's more important than ever to learn how to grow your own food to feed your family and avoid shortages - either natural or man-made. Join the surging grassroots movement to grow healthy, organic food for your family - even if you have no space or experience.</b><br /><br />Vegetable gardening usually conjures up images of rural farms or sprawling, manicured, suburban backyards and hours of weeding, tending and harvesting - a hobby that's only available to those who have money, leisure time and space</p><p><i><b>In today's world, that couldn't be farther from the truth.</b></i></p><p>In fact, it’s easier and more affordable to get started with gardening than it’s ever before - even when you have no experience. In fact, home gardening surged to new heights during the 2020 pandemic. Perhaps you were one of millions of first-time gardeners. Now, fortified with knowledge, you’ll be able to grow vegetables - even if you live in an urban apartment or condo - even if the only space you have is your front steps, balcony or windowsill.</p><p>Using pots and containers you already have around your home, you can make the most of the space you have while cultivating a bountiful harvest to share with your family and friends. <b>You’ll never worry about food shortages and your family going hungry again!</b></p><p>Container gardening offers the ideal solution for new and experienced gardeners alike, who are looking to use their time efficiently while keeping their shelves and freezer stocked with organic fruits and vegetables</p><p>In only a matter of hours, you can set-up the perfect growing conditions in your home, following the <b>easy-to-follow guidelines</b> for selecting location, assessing sunlight, and properly watering.</p><p>Researching and preparing for your garden may seem like a daunting task, but Luke Potter is here to take the stress out of the equation so you can enjoy the process.</p><p><b>In <i>How to Grow Vegetables in Pots and Containers</i>, you will discover:</b></p><ul><li>How succession planting will <b>maximize your harvest</b> without overwhelming your garden or demanding too much of your time</li><li>The difference between seeds and seedlings -- and how know which you should plant</li><li>How to identify the <b>ideal planting location </b>for your new vegetable garden that will make the most use of your space while encouraging your plants to thrive</li><li>Advice for growing on <b>balconies, patios, windowsills</b>, and other ideal growing spaces you didn’t even realize you had</li><li>The reason <b>growing organic vegetables</b> has such a positive impact on the world on both an individual and a global scale</li><li>How to <b>grow more food from leftover food</b></li><li>Easy-to-follow instructions for <b>canning, drying, freezing and dehydrating</b> to preserve your harvest into the winter months</li><li><b>Bonus!</b> Step by step instructions for growing and harvesting radishes - with results in as little as 21 days</li></ul><p><b><i>And much more</i>.</b></p><p>Even if you love the idea of having a home vegetable garden, you may be thinking to yourself, "Can I really do this?" Maybe you don't have the best track record of keeping plants alive, or maybe you’ve tried to grow vegetables in the past with little success.</p><p><i><b>This time, there's a difference.