Want to grow a gut-healing garden?

3 spades of good dirt today!

1   Are you longing to have a lovely Garden-to-Table lifestyle?  You can!

2  I'm a lifelong gardener - it brings me so much joy.  

But if you asked me how to grow anything, I'm not sure what to say...

SO I'm delighted to introduce you to my dear gardening friend Katie Oglesby - her on the cover of the Garden to Table Guidebook above.

Katie is a certified health & garden coach.

She uses the healing power of gardening...

...with the healing power of food-as-medicine...

...into gorgeous kitchen garden designs & installations.

Learn to garden like Katie!

Her concise video tutorials show you how to use the Garden to Table Guidebook - with bonus videos, garden-to-table recipes, and the microgreen mini-course.

Use code Elissa for +50% off!

3  Playing in the dirt matters!

Soil is a plant's external microbiome.

And it feeds your internal microbiome - healthy soil nurtures human health!

That's why Finnish researchers bring healthy forest dirt into city daycares - and see better health & immunity in the children that play in it.

You can grow your health by developing a healthy garden!

To help you, I've invited Katie to host an exclusive LIVE Heal Your Gut with Gardening Workshop!

It's complimentary with the Guidebook and includes:

1. Discover many ways to grow your own food

- in-ground

- raised beds

- containers

- microgreens

- inside

2. Maximize your harvest by growing with your seasons

3. Create your organic ecosystem to reduce pests & increase vibrancy

4. Increase productivity

5. Preserve your bounty

Raising my son in my gardens helped him heal from so many gut problems, from colic to SIBO to debilitating separation anxiety and more.

Since he was tiny, he's been digging potatoes, disappearing into the raspberry hedge, sharing fennel flowers to his friends, and eating a lot of dirty carrots :)

This sunny morning on the way to school, my son sniffed the spring air as we walked through the oldest public vegetable garden in Seattle to meet his classmates.

"I love this smell!" he said. "It reminds me of our gardens."