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The Frugal Gardener My new book, The Frugal Gardener is now on sale. It highlights the different way one can go about fixing the garden without spending mega-bucks doing it with chapters on recycling, composting and medicinal herbs being 3 of the 12 chapters in the book. For a limited time I am selling the book for $6 instead of the normal price of $10:99 so grab your copy now! The Frugal Gardener

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"DIY Fertilizer " Thanks for sharing in here, it really helped me a lot. I believe that through recycling we can further make use of the things that seemed to be trash already. And instead of buying artificial fertilizer in growing your plants, why not go for organic ones? You can do that by setting up a pit where you can drop all of the organic garbage you had at the kitchen. Instant fertilizer for your crops.

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