Please don't throw those veggie scraps away. There are so many ways you could use them instead, from composting to homemade ...

It’s an all-too-common story. You prepare a lovely meal, and at the end, a pile of peels, ends, and grounds sits on your ...

Another kitchen scrap that'll easily regrow is celery, which can be done in an identical way to growing leeks. One thing I want to mention, though, it that this won't work if you buy celery sticks; ...

Before you slide those food scraps from the cutting board to the trash bin or compost, stop for a minute and consider that you could be throwing away free plants. Many fruits, veggies, and herbs have ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Compost is a highly beneficial soil amendment that enhances soil ...

Would you consider growing a garden from the scraps of vegetables we usually throw in the compost? Growing our vegetables from scraps is an interesting way to watch them grow and saves money, too.

Hey, take a gander at your kitchen wastebasket and see all the money in there. Statistics come in from several directions to show how much food we regularly waste (closer-to-the-truth verbs would be ...

In terms of savory no-cook sauces, it’s hard to beat pesto. You can spread it on bread, toss it with grilled vegetables, drizzle it on fish, or use it as a pasta sauce. Though it’s usually made with ...