My newest gardening paperback is live!
There's a new book on my shelf...and maybe on yours as well? I braved the flooded creek Tuesday to bring my first copy of The Naturally Bug-Free Garden home,
a copy that I ordered from Amazon since the box from my publisher is
running late. It was just too hard to wait any longer to hold my second
paperback in my hands....
Do you want to jumpstart
your 2015 garden with a primer on natural pest-control techniques? If
so, you can get order the paperback here:
Or
you can join in my launch treasure hunt and enter for a chance to win a
signed copy of your very own! Just head to your local library or
bookstore and ask if they have The Naturally Bug-Free Garden in stock, snap a photo of my book in the wild, then enter using the widget below. Or, if you've already bought a copy and want to win a copy for a friend, snap a shot of yourself with your new book! I'm letting this giveaway run for a full month so that you'll have time
to request your librarian stock a copy for even easier entries. (Yes,
strangely, I get even more of a kick out of hearing folks tell me that
they checked one of my books out of their local library rather than
buying their own copy.) May the hunt begin!
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About us: Anna Hess and Mark Hamilton spent over a decade living self-sufficiently in the mountains of Virginia before moving north to start over from scratch in the foothills of Ohio. They've experimented with permaculture, no-till gardening, trailersteading, home-based microbusinesses and much more, writing about their adventures in both blogs and books.
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Congrats on the new release! wooHOO! It must be pretty darn cool to see a tangible evidence of all that work and study! Looking forward to reading it! Though it's hard to think spring gardening season will EVER come, looking out my window... but it will, and I hope to put to good use some of those natural pest control methods .