Food scraps for garden

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Growing your own vegetables can save money while reducing food waste. Surprisingly, many common vegetables can be regrown from scraps that might otherwise be discarded. Making full use of a plant's ability to re-sprout from

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Cut your food waste by transforming food scraps into something useful and delicious.

Don’t throw out those vegetable scraps quite yet — learn how easy it is to save money when you start new vegetables from scraps.

Tips how to regrow food scraps, from Amy Pennington's new book, 'Tiny Space Gardening: Growing Vegetables, Fruits, and Herbs in Small Outdoor Spaces.'

Combat wasted food that never ends up in the compost bin by re-growing your used vegetables. All you need is a few household items you already have, some water and a little bit of creativity. This is a great rainy day DIY project or activity to do with the kids on the weekend.

Sprout heads of lettuce, celery, green onions, and other produce from leftover scraps with these tips—plus a little water and patience.