Dear Future Gardener and Co-Creator:

Nothing gives like a garden. It gives joy in many ways -- beauty to the eye, fragrance to the feelings, and delight to the taste. It gives strength to our bodies and souls at mealtime. It adds honor to guests and family. The spirits of everyone are lifted who attend weddings, christenings and happy occasions where a garden is in view. 

It gives wings to our imaginations in art and poetry and song. A garden is the worship of the earth; it gives us the power to praise and humility for thanksgiving. It bids warm welcome to strangers--both tame and wild--and binds our ties to friends. 

For thousands of generations, the garden has given freely, generously, bounteously. Think of its gifts as you have received them, as you and your children and their children will in all their days to come.

Give to your garden the currency of seed and care, as though it is your church and cathedral, freely, generously, bounteously.

And as you do, your garden will grow money for you, freely, generously, and bounteously. Ask Andrew Lee, author of Backyard Market Gardening, who grew $36,000 from his backyard in one year. Or find out the secret of Mike McGroarty, who makes a whole lot more from his quarter of an acre. You can find Mike’s free e-nook here:

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A new book, RichCraft; How to Make America Healthier Wealthier and Wiser, One Garden at a Time by Ger Agrey-Thatcher will give you what you need to help you build and sustain your own food and energy security, show you how to insure the quality of your water supply, teach you and your children how to use renewable energy systems, and more.

Rather than waiting until the entire book is finished, the book is being offered three chapters at a time. You will also find readings and resources throughout.

But before you order, please be aware that this product is an eBook in PDF format, and therefore, all sales are final. No refunds can be given. Also before ordering, here is my disclaimer:

DISCLAIMER:  © Ger Agrey-Thatcher  All Rights Reserved Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this product is accurate and represents its stated potential for income. As with any endeavor, your results may vary, and will be based on your individual capacity, business experience, expertise, and level of desire. There are no guarantees concerning the level of success you may experience.  Each individual’s success depends on his or her background, dedication, desire and motivation. I cannot guarantee your future results and/or success. There are unknown risks in business and on the internet that cannot be foreseen which can reduce results. I am not responsible for your actions. The use of this information should be based on your own due diligence and you agree that I am not liable for any success or failure of your business that is directly or indirectly related to the purchase and use of this information.

On that basis, you can order by clicking here:

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The next three chapters will cover The Living Kitchen, Indoor Intensive Gardening, Banking on Seed and how to develop a fresh, nutritious 365-day food supply.

So if you want to put the new homeland security where it belongs, in our schools and your own backyard, order RichCraft; How to Make America Healthier Wealthier and Wiser, One Garden at a Time today. Here is the link again:

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Thank you.

Ger Agrey-Thatcher

PS:  If you still haven’t decided, here is an excerpt. Please enjoy.

Introduction

How to Live on Earth

Ger Agrey-Thatcher

One touch of Nature makes the whole world kin.

~ William Shakespeare

Don’t Drink the Water

            You don’t have to travel to another country any more to experience the exquisite agonies of this worn out cliché.  You can suffer right here at home. Go back half a century and read Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring. Get a water analysis from your local water district. Find out how safe the purified water is that you buy from the store. If you have a purification system in your home, don’t congratulate yourself quite yet. Test that water too.

            For all the threats we face, the atmosphere and the earth still do a better job of cleaning our water from impurities than our technology. A rain harvesting system that includes a simple purification system does the job quite nicely, even in arid areas. When you add domestic water re-use and conservation, you are very close to not paying a water bill at all.

Don’t Breathe the Air

            We absorb as many pollutants through our lungs and skin as we do from our water and food. So get a real analysis of your local air quality. Give your house or apartment a real test. If you’re city folk or live near industry, start doing something about it today. But you don’t have to hold your breath until you turn a reddish purple. There are remedies.

            Install an air exchange system in your home. The best ones are the most beautiful. They’re called houseplants. For every tree you cut down, plant two – but ten is better. Find the plants and trees that do the job best for you in your area. They are great mood enhancers, and you’ll breathe and sleep deeper. Add an indoor air purifier if you must.

Don’t Eat the Food

            We have been called the most overfed and undernourished nation on earth. The food we buy at the supermarket has no real food value – everything is turning into diet or lite. To read the labels is the worst advice we can use. Even the produce aisle is grown to minimal nutritional standards, just like the factory chickens and beef you buy in the meat department.

            Go find your nearest farm with a U-Pick or a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) plan. Put together an indoor garden or build a greenhouse, so you can eat fresh year-round. You can eat a lot of houseplants, by the way. Tear up your lawn, and put in a real garden. Install a compost bin. Buy worms. We’ll get to that in a minute.

Sing Along

            I’m not kidding. If you don’t know how to sing, learn how. It’s imperative to put yourself in the best mood you can.  If you’re a grouch, it’s even more important – plants hate grumpy people. So if you want your plants to thrive so you can eat the best, you’d better make up your mind right now to get happier. It’s all about that green thumb thing that everyone talks about.

            You’ll soon learn to sing along with Nature. You will start to hear the sound of her voice quite clearly, and she will teach you many things that were rank folly to your head before. The duet is quite lovely to those who know the melody. I strongly recommend that you join the choir. It goes for queens and kings too – so sing along:

            As in Jericho

            It is easy

            To bring down the walls

            With music

            No easier way

            To conquer a country

            Than with joy

            If you would rule a kingdom

            At peace for a lifetime

            Keep the people singing

But first, let’s learn

How to Make Dirt

            Will Rogers was wrong. They do make more of ‘it’. And you can too, while increasing your property values and your health as well.

            A latest poll found that Americans throw half of their food away. If you send your waste to the compactor, disposal or landfill, you’re sitting on a goldmine. It’s time to face up to the dirty truth.

            Kitchen composting is the new big thing. You don’t have to hide your composter in the closet or under the sink any more. Cities from New York to Seattle are adding special sections to their webpages and including newsletters in their bills to encourage their residents to make good soil – Nature’s way.

            The most odorless and cleanest way to go is to compost with worms. Many systems are already on the market. Many match an interior decorator’s dreams for elegant décor. Check with your city first before you head out to the store. Then go fishing.

How to Make America Healthier, Wealthier and Wiser, One Garden at a Time

            Now is the time to translate your newfound knowledge into power, and take action. Forget the President’s plan for the future. You just took matters into your own hands. You are the Plan and the future. So get rid of the gadgets and get into the garden.

            You also just became a designer of ecosystems. The world you live in just got a lot bigger. We’ve already been over the healthier part, but by using everyday resources already at hand, you are now on the road to abundance. There are folks who started out just like you who are making $20,000 a year and more, plus all they can eat, right out of their own backyard. One lady makes $500,000 from one acre. It can turn into a nice little business. Do you feel wiser yet?

The Rule of Law, Naturally

            When you add Nature to your life, you will fall in love with her, and she will fall in love with you.  You won’t be able to live without her, as the other cliché goes. The crime rate could even virtually disappear, if enough of us get into it, because harmony and the unity of life become the guiding principles, and the highest moral values.

            So while we are learning to make good water and air, growing the best food on the planet with the most fertile soil under our feet, let’s sing along with Nature’s Rule of Law:

            She is fruitful. She multiplies. She replenishes the Earth.

 Let us go and do likewise.

And here is the order link, one last time. Order your copy today. You’ll be glad you did.

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