Grow vegetables from kitchen scraps UPDATED

 

A great way to save money is to grow your own vegetables, but Cari at Homesteading in Ohio takes an extra step to save money by using kitchen scraps.

I have grown green onions from scrap very easily and look forward to using some of her techniques to grow more vegetables from scrap.

Her article is very informative with many tips to start saving money by kitchen scrap gardening.

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Vegetables You Can Regrow From Scraps

from Rural Sprout

"You may be surprised by how many vegetables you can re-grow from scraps. Learn which ones are suitable for this, and how to do it."  Comment from Rural Sprout

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Grow Vegetables Without a Greenhouse in Winter

 

Photo Source: Garden Betty

"Through trial and error, I’ve learned that a hard frost does not usher in the end of the season. Even as my fall crops start to fade and the weather turns more wintry, my garden is still—and will be—producing through the holidays and beyond."  Comment from Garden Betty

Very informative article, even if you are in zone 9 and rarely freeze.  There are times we have had freezing temps for more than a couple of days.  That is when we need to worry and maybe we can gain some useful information that we can use in those times.  Also, great information on what temperatures vegetables can tolerate and to what degree.

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