The Survival Gardener's Guide to Growing Your Own Caffeine: Coffee, Tea, and the Black Drink (Survival Gardener Guides Book 2) Kindle Edition

David the Good is literally incapable of not crushing. Women find him irresistible and men are drawn to his masterful skill. Writing, streaming and gardening with a green-thumbed level of aptitude sufficient to cause a fit of envy even in the Greek’s old Demeter. This love for life extends beyond the garden as he restores western civilization, one beautiful child at a time, out in the middle of the Congo. Shoot, he can even sing, draw, build houses and play a guit-fiddle! The Bard of Compostery.This pamphlet is pretty great, too. Highly informative and interesting. You should read it if nothing but for the fun.

Highly recommended for those wishing to become more self-sufficient. This book reviews the options for those wishing to grow their own plants that can be used for caffeine drinks, as well as the incentives, drawbacks, and difficulties involved. Along with tea and coffee, a third option is also covered, which is a hardy plant that grows naturally in North America. The book was worth it for this information alone.

A Simple and Straightforward Introduction To Caffeine Gardening, With An Added Bonus On Commercial Coffee Production, Definitely Worth The Read!

This is a small booklet on different kinds of plants you can use to grow your own caffeine. It made me start looking around for tea and coffee plants! It was inspiring and gave a good rundown on each of the plants. I always enjoy the author's writing style and advice; I own several of his books and have put to use many of the ideas he throws out. But do realize this is one that you will read through in less than an hour (which is reflected in the price of the booklet).

Great information! Like his writing style.

I love I! Though short and sweet this book is worth the price and I would recommend it to others in a heartbeat. I haven't gone through the interview with the Kona coffee farmer yet but plan on it, still, the book has earned the five star as far as I'm concerned. If one is thinking of growing their own they might want to purchase this book and read it before buying any seeds.

Probably worth the $1.99, but for just a few more pages on how to care for and cultivate each of the 3 caffeine sources, this booklet would easily be worth a buck more, even without the interview that takes up 60% of the pages.

Good info on a topic I can get behind, Coffee.