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Writer's pictureNikki Green

From Seed to Success: My Garden Journey and How I Can Help You Bloom

Updated: Oct 10, 2023

When you find yourself lost and overwhelmed, not knowing where to start, I'm here to be your guide.

gardening

I began my gardening journey several years ago, without a clear understanding of why. You see, my family had always maintained a garden, and it just seemed like what adults were supposed to do. Little did I know that this simple act would lead me to discover an overwhelming sense of peace and fulfillment within the awe-inspiring creation of God.


It's incredible how, when we slow down and take in the beauty that surrounds us, it becomes something we yearn for, something we need to feel complete within ourselves. It's a profound connection to the Almighty, and when He fills your heart, it's an experience like no other. In my garden, I found that divine connection, and I genuinely hope that you can, too.




The beginning of the garden journey

seed starting

In the beginning, I simply followed the crowd, tilling the soil, sowing seeds, and reaping the harvest like everyone else. There was no real passion driving me; it just felt like work. I ended up growing heaps of food and learning how to preserve it, even though I was still in the dark about so much. I had no grand plan, no clue what I was doing. But for some mysterious reason, I felt this inexplicable urge to keep growing.


Mistakes? Oh, you bet I made plenty of them! I had no clue about proper spacing, the distinction between heirlooms and hybrids, or the multitude of gardening methods out there. It was a bit of a wild ride, but you know what? That's all part of the adventure. We live and learn, and each of those blunders has been a stepping stone on my journey of growth. It's funny how life can lead you down unexpected paths, and my garden has certainly been one of the most surprising and rewarding.


Through the years

Year after year, I've discovered something new in my garden. Let me make it clear right off the bat – I'm no professional gardener. I don't have all the answers about every plant I nurture. But that's precisely what I love about gardening; it's an ongoing journey of discovery. I've always had a thirst for learning, a hunger for knowledge that needs to be satisfied. Show me something, and I'll absorb it like a sponge.


Every single day when I step into my garden, I gain a fresh lesson. It teaches me humility because just when I start feeling like I've got it all figured out, Mother Nature throws something my way to keep me on my toes. I've found joy in the little things, like witnessing the tender bud of a flower preparing to unfurl its petals and embrace the sun. This garden has taught me the art of slowing down, savoring every moment, and appreciating the world around me. It's a reminder to cherish each passing season, just as I cherish the years of my life, knowing that with each one, I have the chance to create lasting memories.



Forever in training


I can only hope that my garden journey will continue to be an ongoing source of learning for me. I have so much to discover, and the lessons I'm gaining extend beyond the mere dos and don'ts of planting seeds, which, to be honest, are quite straightforward. It's awe-inspiring how God has devised a fail-proof system – you can scatter seeds practically anywhere, and they'll sprout. It's not just about acquiring gardening skills; it's about nurturing your own personal growth.



gardening program

Over the years of gardening, I've picked up a few valuable lessons, and I'm thrilled to introduce to you the "Beginner's Guide to Nutritional Gardening" program.

I believe that this program will mark the start of an incredible journey for you and your family. The profound connection that arises when you grow your own food can have a remarkable impact on your mental and physical well-being. I feel truly blessed to have you joining me as I share my journey of health and gardening, guiding you every step of the way.


~Nikki

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