Gardening On A Budget: How To Regrow Vegetables From Kitchen Scraps...

Growing your own vegetables doesn't have to be expensive. There are many ways to reduce the costs. I'll show you another one on this post. Share your experiences and win free SBD!

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Gardening On A Budget

Many people think that setting up your very own vegetable garden is expensive.
Let me tell you something: it doesn't have to be.

Two weeks ago I already showed you how you can save a lot of money by recycling stuff and give it a new life in your garden. I also showed you a couple of DIY tips for which you don't have to be a handyman.

If you missed that post, you can read it here:

How To Grow Your Own Veggies On A Budget

Let Vegetables Regrow Themselves

Did you ever hear about veggies that can magically regrow themselves? Well, it’s true.

You can actually start your vegetable garden using leftovers you normally throw away. How about that for gardening on a budget...?! ;0)

Instead of throwing them away, you can use the leftovers to regrow the vegetables.

Some examples of veggies that can be regrown are garlic, onions, (sweet) potatoes and even pineapples.

How To Regrow From Leftovers?

The infographic below lists which veggies can be regrown, and the steps you need to take to make it a success.

Right-click the infographic to save it to your drive or bookmark this page and get to it. Growing your own vegetables doesn’t have to cost you any extra money, as you will see.