HOW DO I GROW MY OWN VEGETABLES FROM YOUR BOOK?

It’s really simple, place your page on soil that is slightly compressed, but not too hard-packed. Add roughly 2cm of soil on top of the paper and give it a good drink of water every day. For best results, make sure it gets plenty of sunshine.

This process will vary slightly, depending on the vegetable, so make sure you read the inside back page of each book for specific instructions.

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