Real Organic Food From Your Own Living Soil Beds and Boats (Spring, TX)

Real Organic Food From Your Own Living Soil Beds and Boats

Eating fresh living food grown in living soil teaming with microbial life is a Key to raising our level of health and vitality. I m Dean Underwood of JoyOfInstantGarden.com. Both my Grandmothers lived to be 94 years old. My father s parents had a huge acre garden with fruit trees and chickens and the works. They got most of their food from the farm. My mother s parents had only a small backyard garden but they too got a portion of their diet from their own garden. Both lived long active lives and one of them took complete care of herself and was turning out quilts for the whole family up until the last 2 weeks of her life which was the first time she had ever been to a hospital.Our modern diet is heavy on processed foods dangerous pharmaceuticals prescribed like candy and the nutrient rich farm fields producing nutrient rich fruits and vegetables have been replaced with dead soils soaked in chemicals yielding pretty fruits and vegetables with little taste or nutrients. Our bodies are starving for the nutrients they need and this is one reason we eat so much but can never get the nutrients we need from processed foods or even fruits and vegetables from dead soils.Adding store bought organic food to your diet can help but even much of that is hit and miss and even the real organic stuff is often many days old by the time you see it in the store. Having your own garden even a small one that supplies only 10% of your calories can greatly increase the living nutrients your body needs to live a long healthy life. Having access to living food eaten within hours or even minutes of harvest gives you the best chance of losing none of the nutrients and getting the fullest benefit of real living food from real living soil.Now is the time in Southeast Texas to plant your Garden Bed or Garden Boat with the cool weather crops like Broccoli Cauliflower Kale Collards Turnips Beets Carrots Corn Salad Arugula Radicchio Sweet Peas Snow Peas Fava Beans Radishes and many more with just a little bit of protection. Most of these crops do not grow well in south Texas if planted in the early Spring as it gets too hot too early for them. The KEY is getting an early start as a lot of these cool weather plants can take freezes down to 22 degrees or less.I have seeds and plants ready to go to plant your garden and expertly engineered living soil to feed your plants so that no commercial fertilizer is needed. You can be eating your own organic greens from your cool weather garden in a matter of weeks. You will be ready to maximize the space in Spring by planting your warm weather plants in and between the cool plants so that you can keep harvesting the cool plants as the warm plants are becoming dominant as the weather heats up.It s 100.00 for the site evaluation. Which is rebated to you for your first Garden Bed or Boat. I can usually put your garden up in a day if I prepare everything the day before. Text I want a Garden to Dean at-- 281-706-3686 --and maybe a good time to call you. I will call you back to set the site evaluation time.