As we all get used to our life under quarantine, there’s a certain appeal to the thought of growing our own food. But for those of us without outdoor space (or the will to use it), there is actually a ...

Rather than throwing your scraps in the bin or the compost, why not grow new vegetables?! Here's your quick guide to growing root veg from scraps!

In this video, I show you what happens when you regrow vegetables from kitchen scraps in the garden. I plant out scrap onion, ...

You can replant and regrow them for further usage, saving costs on grocery shopping. That delicious meal can turn into a blossoming mini garden in your home — only if you don't throw away the scraps.

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - You may not want to throw everything away the next time you’re chopping up vegetables. “If you’re in the kitchen and you’re chopping away some vegetable scraps, when ...

Woman holding a bunch of wet celery stalks in her hands upsidedown - Thomas Barwick/Getty Images If you grew up with parents who scolded you about wasting food, you might want to thank them. As we are ...

Sure, you could go to your local nursery or big-box store and buy brand-new plants and vegetables for your garden. But why spend that money when you can grow them for free (or next to nothing) just by ...

Typically, when people prep vegetables and herbs for cooking, they toss the stumps, stubs and stems — hopefully in a compost rather than the trash. But these humble leftovers can be the beginning of a ...

Gardening naturally lends itself to reusing and recycling — just think about compost and last year’s seed trays. So if there’s a way to reduce trash while saving money on produce, you can count me in.