Last Call! The Continuous Vegetable Garden Webinar
My new book, The Continuous Vegetable Garden, is out and available in bookstores and on-line. But to really get an understanding of what Continuous Vegetable Gardening is all about, come to my webinar this coming Tuesday evening (2/10) at 6pm. This is the last call to sign up for my webinar as I’ll be stopping registrations on Tuesday morning. If you can’t make it on Tuesday evening, no problem. I’ll be recording the webinar and everyone who signs up will get the recording to watch whenever they like. That means you don’t have to be present to get all the great information about Continuous Vegetable Gardening. Of course, the benefit of coming to the live webinar is I will have a 1/2 hour Q/A session after the 1 hour talk where you can ask all your gardening questions.
In this webinar, I’ll explain how to create a garden that sows and grows itself. I’ll show how you can garden more in tune with Nature through raised bed lasagna gardening, growing perennial vegetables and self sowing vegetables. All this will make for a healthier garden that requires less maintenance and work and saves you money! To keep the harvest continuing throughout your growing season, I talk about succession planting, interplanting and companion planting to grow smaller quantities of more vegetables. These techniques prevent the boom and bust cycle of having lots of veggies and then none after the harvest is done. To make the book as practical as possible, I’ve included illustrated raised bed vegetable garden designs for a full sun garden, part shade garden and hot climate gardening. I show you what the bed will look like in spring, summer and fall using these various growing techniques. And I include designs for planting a perpetual fruit patch and integrating herbs and edible flowers into the gardens as well.
About this Webinar
- Learn how to build your soil Nature’s way through layering organic materials like a lasagna
- Discover some common and unique perennial vegetables and herbs to grow in your garden
- Find out which vegetables and herbs self sow and how to manage them to reduce work and cost
- Learn how to save seeds and tubers of common and uncommon vegetables and herbs including overwintering pepper and tomato plants
- See how to grow wild and unique edibles
- Follow illustrated Garden Designs that help you grow more veggies through each season
- Use succession planting, interplanting and companion planting to maximize your garden space and reduce work
- Grow dwarf fruits in the ground and pots to have a fresh fruit harvest from May to November in the North
- Learn to protect plants from pests and frost and how to grow edibles indoors
Learn more and Sign up for The Continuous Vegetable Garden Webinar Here
For those who might want to hear me, in-person, talk about Continuous Vegetable Gardening, here are some locations where I’ll be speaking in February, 2026.
Stowe, Vermont Library– February 12th, 7pm
Evergreen Gardens, Waterbury Center, VT- February 15th, 2pm
Northwest Flower and Garden Show, Seattle , WA. February 21, 11:30am (Pacific Time).
