Oh the art of being able to regrow food not only a money saver but also convenient at the same time.  Now for obvious reason’s no you can’t go and plant some bacon and a Bacon tree and appears a short time later. Then what are some regrow-able food’s you ask? well I’ll show you,  It’s a very simply easy process and doesn’t need a lot of space which is good if you have a yard to use.  Now before we all get excited and buy things we don’t  (or regret buying).  This is a really simple and cheap venture with a great outcome  (free food) All you really need is a vessel of some sorts, water and what ever you are regrowing.

Cool Link’s To Check Out

• Garden Tools You Won’t Regret Buying
• How to Make Cheap Garden Beds
• Top Ten Things I Learned Buying a Small Farm
• Did you Ever Regret Planting Something?
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• Gardening 101: Everything You Need to Know to
• How to Garden Indoors
• Vegetable Gardening for Beginners: Gardener’s Supply
• A Comprehensive Guide on Container Gardening
• How to Grow Your Own Organic Food in Small Spaces
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• Home Canning Guide: Learn How to Can Your Own Food
• David Suzuki Foundation
• PLANTING DATES CALCULATOR FOR VICTORIA, BC
• Almanac Garden Planner for free here
• Buy From The Farm Canada’s largest listing of farmers’ markets.
• Concrete Garden – SUSTAINABLE // URBAN // AGRICULTURE Magazine
• Capital Region Food and Agriculture Initiatives Roundtable (CRFAIR)
• Food Eco District (FED)
• Island Chefs Collaborative
• Mason Street Farm
• LifeCycles

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When To Plant

Crop	Sow seeds indoors	Transplant seedlings into the garden	Direct sow seeds
Asparagus	n/a	Mar 5 – Mar 20	n/a
Beans	n/a	n/a	Apr 19 – May 17
Beets	n/a	n/a	Feb 23 – Mar 8
Broccoli	Feb 9 – Feb 23	Mar 22 – Apr 5	n/a
Brussels Sprouts	Feb 9 – Feb 23	Mar 22 – Apr 5	n/a
Cabbage	Feb 9 – Feb 23	Mar 22 – Apr 5	n/a
Cantaloupe	n/a	n/a	Apr 5 – Apr 19
Carrots	n/a	n/a	Mar 8 – Apr 5
Cauliflower	Feb 9 – Feb 23	Mar 22 – Apr 5	n/a
Chard	n/a	n/a	Mar 8 – Mar 22
Collards	Feb 9 – Feb 23	Mar 22 – Apr 5	n/a
Corn	n/a	n/a	Apr 19 – May 3
Cucumbers	n/a	n/a	Apr 19 – May 3
Eggplants	Feb 9 – Feb 23	Apr 19 – May 3	n/a
Gourds, Squash and Pumpkins	n/a	n/a	Apr 19 – May 3
Kale	Feb 9 – Feb 23	Mar 22 – Apr 5	n/a
Kohlrabi	Feb 9 – Feb 23	Mar 22 – Apr 5	n/a
Lettuce	Feb 9 – Feb 23	Mar 8 – Apr 5	Mar 8 – Apr 5
Mustard	Feb 9 – Feb 23	Mar 22 – Apr 5	n/a
Okra	n/a	n/a	Apr 19 – May 3
Onions	Feb 2 – Feb 9	Feb 19 – Mar 20	n/a
Peas (English)	n/a	n/a	Feb 19 – Mar 20
Peas (Southern)	n/a	n/a	Apr 19 – May 17
Peas (Sugar Snap)	n/a	n/a	Feb 19 – Mar 20
Peppers	Feb 9 – Feb 23	Apr 19 – May 3	n/a
Potatoes	n/a	n/a	Feb 19 – Mar 20
Radishes	n/a	n/a	Mar 5 – May 3
Spinach	Feb 9 – Feb 23	Mar 22 – Apr 5	Mar 5 – Apr 5
Sweet Potatoes	n/a	Apr 19 – May 10	n/a
Tomatoes	Feb 9 – Feb 23	Apr 19 – May 3	n/a
Watermelon	n/a	n/a

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The List Of Regrow able Food

Here is a list of  42 food item’s that you are able to grow right in the comfort of your own home.  Now keep in mind that some will be easy to grow while others call for a little more attention then there will be a few that actually take a bit of time and a lot of work.  So with that in mind practice makes perfect if it doesn’t succeed the first round get trying to you get it.

Regrow able Food

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Want to add to the list, Do you have any fruit’s or Vegetable’s that you’ve re-grown from scrape’s or the seed’s of vegetable’s/fruit’s you have eaten or prepped for a meal. Send a quick message letting us know what is that you’ve started to grow. Also include a image as well or a short Video.  

Re Grow-able Food

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