Stress-Free Vegetable Gardening: Thriving Gardens with Minimal Effort

A wonderfully written book that helps you begin your vegetable garden and even gives tips for each vegetable and recommended tried and true varieties.

I loved this book. It makes sense, it seems doable, and it is morally conscientious. This book addresses all my past garden failures and everything I hate about gardening. It introduced me to vegetables I didn't know existed and is genuinely an eye opener when it comes to gardening methods that save time and hassle. I am genuinely encouraged as I make plans to give gardening one more go. I loved his first chapter about the Law of Abundance and how good gardening practices can essentially heal the world. Sounds like a stretch? Not when you read this book and find yourself inspired and itching to get down and dirty. Thanks Caleb for putting your wisdom to pages! This book is a goldmine.

Was disappointed. I thought I was getting a gardening book, not a philosophy book. Would not recommend to someone looking for solid gardening info.

Excellent resource!

Helpful

I plan on using his ideas more this year

I appreciate the author’s simplicity in direction and reason. Gardening is no longer intimidating, if you listen to this author walk you through it.

I have never had really great luck with vegetable gardens. But I was planning to have one this year, so I was really excited when I found this book. I've used this book lots of times when I've had questions on what to plant, when to plant it and how to take care of it. I like that there are sections in the front talking about gardening in general and then there are the sections devoted to each kind of vegetable. I love that I can access these any time that I want or need to in order to properly grow and harvest my vegetables. I'm way excited to be able to use this book again and again, and maybe my vegetables will actually get harvested this year!

Sooooo booooring pamphlet, the author just goes in a ego trip about how good he believes he is and mumbo jumbo wadda wadda wadda. First half of the "book" is rambling about some ideological juvenile beliefs and then a lot of advertising about the seeds the author sells in his site. Waste of money and time.