Daily Digest #25 - Growing at home
There's not a day that goes by that we are not faced with having to throw something out. Waste management is incredibly important and should help us consider whether we reduce or recycle.
@jaguarpawmu teaches us, that instead of throwing away old vegetables or cut of stalks, why not try to grow from them. Either to grow you own food at home or even an eco-project for your kids, it's a great idea. [Read more here](https://steemit.com/garden/@jaguarpawmu/cloning-broccoli-project)
@caab updates us on the progress of his seedlings. Even mid winter can be the perfect time to grow under the right conditions. @caab proves, we don't always need a garden to grow plants. [Read more Here](https://steemit.com/garden/@caab/the-winter-garden-day-117)
@jayjayjeffery knows that garden beds can be expensive. Perhaps more of us would have beds if the prices were more affordable- well look no further, @jayjayjeffery shows us how. [Read more here](https://steemit.com/garden/@jayjayjeffery/the-cheapest-garden-beds-i-could-come-up-with)
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my buddy used to grow like this. one time he grew a pineapple and another time an avocado tree...well at least he tried... avocado is hard...
That's excellent- I wish more people would get involved in things like this.
so happy I found your profile! My husband and I are always trying to find ways to live sustainable. I look forward to reading more!
You are on the right way @terminalblue
Great to hear that. The more people who get involved the better things will be.
i managed to miss all three of these posts - thanks again for putting this together!
Developing Eco-project for the kids is laudable
Yes, you are absolutely right- teaching these kinds of projects from a young ages is very important.
Thanks for the mention! My gardens are doing great and I hope to be able to bring even more projects once this pesky winter ends.
Great- just watch out for those cold frosty mornings haha.