Food scraps for garden

Your plants need calcium, phosphorus, potassium, and much more in order to thrive. These things are abundant in kitchen scraps.

You can make your own compost at home, with mostly kitchen scraps and yard waste. Here's more about the benefits of composting and how to get started.

This gorgeous Vintage Wagon Garden Planter is an easy DIY home container gardening idea you can put together in 30 minutes or less — no tools required!

If you have a garden or are interested in composting, be sure to learn the most common kitchen scraps you can use in your garden!

Save money, reduce food waste and and improve everything from your soil to your gut health with this list of 11 frugal ways to use kitchen scraps in your home and garden. *** We're such a wasteful society, especially here in the west. The mounds of waste we create every day is staggering. For the

Growing food from scraps can help you cut down on kitchen waste, and it's a simple way to start growing your own vegetables, fruits, and herbs. These foods can regrow from the parts you might usually throw out. #howtoregrowfood #howtoregrowlettuce #howtogrowgreenonion #foodscraps #ecofriendly #bhg

If you're looking for ideas on reducing kitchen waste, What to with Leftover Strawberry Stems will help you find creative ways to use these nutritious scraps

How to make a homemade face mask from a t-shirt -- no fancy supplies needed! This simple DIY cloth mask can be made with whatever you have at home!

Are you throwing out money each week? If you're tossing certain kitchen scraps, you are! Don't want to start a kitchen scrap garden? These ways to use kitchen scraps are right up your alley! None of them are gardening related but they will still have you creating new, waste free goodies right in your own kitchen; all while you're saving money too!

Don't throw away those old potatoes! Or those romaine lettuce ends! There are lots of foods you can regrow from scraps — it's easy and free!