“Indoor Kitchen Gardening: Turn your Home Into a Year-Round Vegetable Garden,” is filled to the brim with personality, and it includes everything one would possibly need to know on the subject. It’s also the perfect starting point for agents looking to create spring-worthy closing gifts.
Readers are guided from the beginning to end of indoor gardening. Author Elizabeth Millard’s writing style incorporates lighthearted humor and makes it easy for the reader to remain interested and engaged in the content. What’s the best part? This book will make a great closing gift this spring for clients.
Loaded with beautiful images, the book illustrates the stages of creating and developing an indoor garden. It’s broken into short, easy-to-read segments about different types of plants and walks readers through the potential problems gardeners might encounter with these plants and their solutions.
The guidance is realistic and upfront with readers on setting expectations for their gardens with the space they have available. It covers potential spacial downfalls with various solutions and gives realistic time frames of when the gardener should see results.
Millard’s text could inspire anyone to add a little more life and greenery to his or her home. Although it’s a quick read, it’s filled with essential information. Inspirational and practical — this is a great book for any homeowner who has a love for gardening, cooking or fresh produce.
Ready to craft up a custom herb garden for your clients? It’s easy. Pinterest has a ton of affordable ideas that would add some punch to your next closing gift.
Select three popular herbs, and pot them in neutral decor containers. Pair them with this inspirational read, and you will have an instant fresh closing gift that your client can enjoy for months to come in their new home.
Check out these blog posts for inspiration and step-by-step instructions.
- Mason Jar Herb Garden
- Tips and Tricks to Maintaining an Indoor Kitchen Herb Garden
- Herb Garden Inspiration & Ideas {Over 50 Pots, Planters, and Containers}
What are your favorite ways to “spring” up closing gifts? Please share in the comments section below.
Indoor Kitchen Gardening retails for $17.02 and can be found online and in stores.
The book was sent to us by the publisher, but I was not paid for this review. My opinions are my own.
By day, Rachael Hite helps agents develop their business. By night, she’s tweeting for listingdepot.com.