Zero waste gardening

Here are 9 eco-friendly & zero waste gardening ideas to “green” your fruit and vegetable garden and save money in the process.

Do you feel bad about chucking those kitchen food scraps? More importantly, would you like to involve your kids AND save a bit of money? Gardening with your kitchen scraps is the perfect new project that will fulfill any and all of those needs.

On our Zero Waste journey we don’t always think about Zero Waste Gardening as the first thing that springs to mind is reducing plastic indoors.

Turning Kitchen waste into super additives for your garden. Hidden gems that you may be throwing out, that will seriously help you grow stronger and healthier plants.

Many people around the world are embracing sustainable living through a zero waste gardening. Creating a garden with minimal waste is not good for your health and great for the environment. Whether you’re an experienced farmer, a hobbyist, or a homeowner looking to save money, you have many options when gardening sustainably. Here are a few tips on creating a zero waste garden.

Interested in starting your own backyard garden? Here are some practical and simple zero waste gardening tips to help you get started!

Fresh micro greens. Microgreens of arugula and cress grow in white egg shell. Cardboard boxes with seedlings in eggshell. Sprouts. Seedlings without plastic. Growing microgreens at home

Sustainability gets a bad rep for being expensive and only accessible to the “elite” or at least upper-middle class. And, I’m not saying that some of the

Embracing a low impact lifestyle is overwhelming if you don't know where to start! Kick off your quest today with these simple and sustainable habits.