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Medicinal Herb Gardening: 10 Plants for The Self-Reliant Homestead Prepper - SHTF #2 - cover

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Medicinal Herb Gardening: 10 Plants for The Self-Reliant Homestead Prepper - SHTF #2

Jill b., Jill Bong

Publisher: Abundant Publishing

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Summary

What would you do if you're suffering from gangrene and help is NOT on the way? 
What natural remedy can you grow to help to stop bleeding or help to arrest heart attacks? 
This book answers these questions and more! 
Ten carefully curated herbal plants have been chosen not only for their medicinal properties but also for their edibility and utilitarian uses -- all important traits for when SHTF and we experience TEOTWAWKI (the end of the world as we know it). 
Selected for their relative ease of cultivation throughout the Continental US, most homesteaders/preppers should be able to grow these plants in their backyards. 
Wait no longer! Order this book today and take your prepping/homesteading to the next level!
Available since: 03/12/2016.

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