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Our Growboxes come with everything you need to start growing your own food, delivered straight to your door – appropriately sized planters, as much soil as you'll need, three starter plants of your choice, and Care Guides for how to grow them.
From growing herbs, you will be encouraged to grow your own food more. There is nothing like freshly-picked fruits and veggies, after all. You can grow herbs in a square-foot, raised-bed, or vertical garden.
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Bringing the best and brightest of the Great Lakes and Manning sustainable produce movement together, Grow Your Own’s ‘Grower’s Area’ allows you to eat and drink locally-sourced goodness.
Anyone, regardless of space allowance, can produce their own food. Sprouts are one ideal option. A powerhouse of nutrition, sprouts can contain up to 30 times the nutrition of organic vegetables grown in your own garden, and allow your body to extract more vitamins, minerals, amino acids and essential fats from the foods you eat
How to plant a garden and grow your own food. Save money, ensure food security, and get a good workout. Plus, it's fun! Planting food crops can sustain your family, save on groceries, & help you maintain a healthier diet. Starting a garden in your backyard is easy - and fun!
Growing our own food in our own backyards and community gardens is a viable alternative that can provide food for generations to come and ensure that we live lightly on the earth. Wellbeing By choosing to grow your own food you can eat really fresh food grown in nutrient-rich soil.
Finally, the most important thing you need to know about growing your own food is this: Begin. You don’t have to grow all your own food, or even 10% of it, to plant a tomato or a zucchini or a kale plant, and to reap the benefits of your harvest.

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