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Free eBook - Growing Urban Orchards

 
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Happy Friday, fellow permies:

Susan Poizner, the founder and host of the Orchard People podcasts, Orchard People fruit tree care education website, and author of gobs of articles, books, and courses, is offering something special.

Her first book, Growing Urban Orchards, has recently been refreshed and she is offering the Kindle version FOR FREE until Monday, June 9 at 11:59 PM PDT!


This book won an award back in 2014, and it’s still just as relevant today.
In fact, it’s used by The Giving Grove to help train community orchardists across the U.S.

For this relaunch, she's given it a beautiful new look to match her newer books (Fruit Tree Pruning and Fruit Tree Grafting for Everyone). It now features a redesigned cover, a foreword from Ashley Williamson of The Giving Grove, updated resources, and inspiring quotes throughout the chapters.

The book is a fun and inspiring read that shares the story of the Ben Nobleman Park Community Orchard, one of the first community orchards established in Canada, and answers the big question:
What’s the minimum I need to do to keep fruit trees healthy and productive if I’m a busy person?” and offers lots of clear, practical advice for home growers.

Quoted from the book:
"Growing fruit trees is a quiet act of hope - a way of working with the earth to create beauty, nourishment, and a future worth sharing." -Susan Poizner

More than establishing a community orchard, which is an absolutely commendable, enormous, and rewarding feat in itself, there is an abundance of "life lessons" that readers may be inspired by, depending on where they are in their journey.

The only thing that she asks is to please leave an honest review for the book on Amazon (Amazon relies on early reviews to recommend books to more readers, so your support will make a real difference!)

If you know anyone who might want to join the launch team and get the free eBook, please do share, far and wide!

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A few steps/instructions on how to get your free Kindle copy and submit a review

Here’s how to get your free Kindle copy on Amazon:

   -In the U.S. go to this link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F48PY747
   -In Canada go to this link: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0F48PY747
   -In the UK go to this link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0F48PY747
   -Or, visit your respective country’s Amazon store and search for Growing Urban Orchards (Kindle edition).

Then follow these three steps:

   1. Click the orange button that says “Buy now with 1-Click” 👍
   2. Avoid the yellow “Read for Free” button — that’s for Kindle Unlimited and may charge a fee 👎
   3. Once signed into Amazon, the book will be $0 at checkout.

📖 You can read the eBook on any device using the free Kindle app.

📖 By the way, a paperback version is also available for purchase if you dig that format (however this is not free)!
   -In the U.S. go to this link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0993811876
   -In Canada go to this link: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/0993811876
   -In the UK go to this link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0993811876
   -Or, visit your respective country’s Amazon store and search for Growing Urban Orchards (Kindle edition).

How to Leave Your Review:

   1. Log into your Amazon account.
   2. Find the book page
(you can use the link above).
   3. Scroll down to “Customer reviews” and click “Write a customer review”
   4. Rate the book, add a short comment, and hit submit.

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Explore more from Orchard People:

Course featured here on Permies: Growing Fruit Trees with Ease (this was also included in the 2023 Permaculture Adventure Bundle!)

Podcast discussing hugelkultur with Paul!

A collection of podcasts
 
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Just a gentle reminder that this offer ends tonight!
 
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It's a lovely book too.

Not just for urban gardeners but very good information for anyone either just starting out or with a smallish area to grow fruit trees on.

I can heartily recommend it!



 
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got it!
thanks for the reminder!
 
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