ReGrowing Store-Bought Food

There is a brilliant section on my website about gardening, and lately I've added a bunch of pages about Re Growing Food.

This eliminates waste and saves you money! It's great for the environment! :-)

For example! Instead of throwing away an Avocado Seed that came out of the most delicious avocado, I decided "Hey' why not!?" I dried the seed out for about a week. Planted it and kept the soil moist until it was established and "TADA!"

This is the beautiful, baby Avocado tree, that I almost threw into the garbage when it was only a seed.

And I've spoken before about my Granny Smith Apple Trees that I grew from a seed that was inside of a store-bought apple. Clearly, I absolutely love the idea of regrowing food!

Here is the complete list of Foods that you can ReGrow! :

Gardening : Re-Growing Store-Bought Food

Here are some of the articles about regrowing store bought food :

Sprout Granny Smith Apple Tree Seeds

Re Grow Store-Bought Ginger Root

Grow Store-bought Garlic

Sprout Roots from an Avocado Seed

Some foods are obviously easier to grow than others. Still, I highly recommend that you try most of my methods for regrowing uneaten or unusable foods.

Don't forget, a lot of food that can't be regrown, can be composted. Learn about Composting here >>>

Composting Guide

* RainFern *

Spinach and Garlic - I grow my own food!

Yummy Garlic! My Favorite!

Yummy Spinach!
The spinach in the picture is growing in my yard.

If you are interested in experiencing my vegetable garden
and any of the MANY plants that I grow,
I suggest that you check out my awesome

Garden Blog!

= ) You should be able to find a link to my

Garden Blog

in the options on the right hand side of this blog.

This blog is strictly for farm animals. Although I'm sure that the subject of plants and crops will works it's way onto this blog more than once.

Until next time,

- SunnyStars! = )