Instead of tossing vegetable scraps into the compost, turn them into an indoor garden. Inspired by an article in the Illinois News Gazette, we grew carrot tops, beet greens, beans, garlic, and even avocado and potato sprouts from kitchen leftovers. It’s a fun winter project for kids and a way to “cheat” the season.




Place in a sunny spot and wait.







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