Prepper's Survival Garden

Survival Garden

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Above, secretly grow food in your yard and become elf sufficient in an
economic collapse.

#2: Choose easy to grow plants.
When starting out, don't get fancy. Gain confidence in your ability
to grow food, by starting with easy to grow plants:

Cherry tomatoes.
Basic, rosemary and thyme are almost foolproof!

#3: Sprout your own food.
You need virtually no space at all to grow sprouts successfully!
The handy tray, pictured left, will have you growing healthy
sprouts in just a few days. Enjoy sprouts for tacos, salads, and
sandwiches.

#4: Grow food vertically.
When there's no space in the garden, the only way to grow us up!
Try growing:

Tomatoes on spiral stakes
Strawberries dangling from a basket

#5: Set up a hydroponic garden.
Create a hidden food supply in the space of a medium closet with
a secret garden. You can create a simple, scalable hydroponic
food system for your family's needs. The Aero soil-free indoor
garden, pictured at the top left of the page, grows plants 5 times
faster than soil. You can grow fresh herbs, vegetables, salad
greens, and more.

#6: Start your survival garden with heirloom seeds.
Heirloom seeds are non-GMO, which means you have the
opportunity for seed saving and can plant them again.

Open Seed Vault Survival Garden. The Survival Garden
Heirloom seeds package, pictured immediate left in mylar,
includes 30 varieties of all natural vegetable seeds -- they
are non-hybrid, NON-GMO, and heirloom, naturally grown and
open pollinated seeds with high germination rate. The kit
includes:

1. Tomato Beef Steak ~ 180 seeds

2. Eggplant Black Beauty ~ 80 seeds

3. Green Bean Tendergreen Improved ~ 20 seeds

4. Zucchini Black Beauty ~ 25 seeds

5. Lettuce Buttercrunch Butterhead ~ 2280 seeds

6. Lettuce Ruby Leaf ~ 2280 seeds

7. Lettuce Black Seeded Simpson ~ 2280 seeds

8. Brussels Sprouts Long Island ~ 230 seeds

9. Bell Pepper California Wonder ~ 40 seeds

10. Radish Cherry Belle ~ 180 seeds

11. Okra Clemson Spineless ~ 50 seeds

12. Beet Detroit Dark Red ~ 180 seeds

13. Onion Evergreen Bunching ~ 200 seeds

14. Cabbage Golden Acre ~ 280 seeds

15. Corn Golden Bantam ~ 45 seeds

16. Cantaloupe Hales Best Jumbo ~ 20 seeds

17. Watermelon Sugar Baby ~ 30-35 seeds

18. Kale Vates Blue Scotch ~ 280 seeds

19. Lima Henderson ~ 15 seeds

20. Swiss Chard Giant Fordhook ~ 90 seeds

21. Cucumber Marketmore ~ 40 seeds

22. Spinach Bloomsdale ~ 130 seeds

23. Carrot Scarlet Nantes ~ 1750 seeds

24. Turnip Shogoin ~ 430 seeds

25. Pumpkin Sugar Pie ~ 15 seeds

26. Cauliflower Snowball Y ~ 280 seeds

27. Pea Sugar Daddy ~ 25 seeds

28. Broccoli Waltham ~ 330 seeds

29. Winter Squash Waltham Butternut ~ 25 seeds

30. Sunflower Mammoth ~ 20 seeds

31. Parsnips All American ~ 250 seeds

32. Celery Tall Utah Improved ~ 3000 seeds

(Plus 14-Page Growing and Seed Saving Guide)

(Plus 12-Page

Growing and Seed Saving Guide)

#7: Grow food in potted plants.
You can grow food in pots — chives, lettuce and other salad
greens, radishes, rosemary, basil, parsley and even pole beans.

To help your plant retain the soil, pot your plant with a coffee
filter at the bottom. Depending on the plant you can even use an
old coffee filter filled with coffee grounds when you pot. The
coffee grounds will be a rich addition to your soil. As the coffee
grounds decompose, they release nitrogen, phosphorus
potassium, and other minerals that support plant growth. In this
way you'll fill the planting hold and simultaneously nourish your
new plant.

"Grow food not lawns," is the prepper's motto of self sufficiency;
however, it isn't just about growing food for your family or group,
but it's about being able to truly thrive an economic hardship or
emergency:

Food you grow is a commodity. In bartering the food you
grow for trade, it will help you in getting other things you
need. As it's nearly impossible to grow everything you'll need
to eat.

Food you grow is victory! You will be ahead of the curve
when wartime hits or the stock market crashes because you
can put fresh foods on the table while your neighbors may
have to ration what they can get.

Food you grow is medicine. You can grow medicinal plants
to provide for your family or group when the pharmacies
close. To boot, your locally grown food is more fresh, which
is healthier.

Food you grow has more nutrition. Growing organic, non-
GMO foods will provide your family with more nutrition than
food that must be trucked to get to you. That's because
most foods lose their nutrients the minute you pick it. The
bonus is that organic produce will have more vitamins and
minerals, according to a 2002 University of Missouri study.
What's more, organically grown produce has more
antioxidants as a defense mechanism against insects. This
translates to more flavor!

Survival Garden Heirloom Seeds

The Survival Garden featured on Doomsday Castle is above.

Grow food in plain sight!
Grow potatoes, sweet potatoes and more without others knowing
the food is right there in your front garden.

Survival Garden
Prepper's gardening hacks

Set up a survival garden:
How will you replenish your food when you've emptied the
preppers pantry? The only answer is to grow your own!

Start growing and raising your own food, so you can survive when
the store shelves are emptied by desperate shoppers and looters.
Below are the ideas to get your secret survival garden growing...

How to Start a Secret Survival Garden
Cultivate your survival skills by starting a secret survival garden,
even if you live in an apartment.

#1: Pack a seed vault.
Even if you don't currently have space for a garden, you can do
something important ~ pack a survival garden and create an open
seed vault.

The Survival Garden Pack , pictured right, contains enough
vegetable seeds to plant over an acre of food! The survival
garden heirloom seeds, pictured right, produces a hearty selection
of food including turnips, beets, green beans, radishes,
cucumbers, winter squash, zucchini, okra, and more.

#2: Plan a secret garden.
Plant a survival garden to grow even if you have very little space.
With the right kind of seeds, tools and ideas, you can get as
much as five times the food per square inch of a traditional
garden.

In his book, Secret Garden of Survival: How to grow a
camouflaged food- forest., Rick Austin shares his secret prepping
hack of planting food once in your lifetime and growing it to
provide food for your family for the next 30 years! He shows you
how to grow more food per square food than traditional or
commercial gardening and takes it one step further: you never
have to week, never need to use fertilizers and don't need to use
pesticides. It's very clever indeed.

Below is the survival garden featured on Doomsday Castle, by
National Geographic, in an episode called "Be Fruitful and
Multiply":

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Ten Simple Tips for a Successful Vegetable Garden in the video above.

Happy endings...
Survive a food shortage by planting your own secret survival
garden. You can prepare to live happily ever after.

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