Want to start a kitchen garden? Wait until you see which vegetables grow back again and again…
Scallions – Place scallions in a jar with water, and they will regrow in no time!
Romaine Lettuce – Place romaine lettuce in a container with water and it will magically regrow too…
Celery– Place celery in a bowl with water for 3 days, then plant it in soil… easy peasy!!!
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Carrots– Carrot greens regrow in water and taste great cooked with garlic and vinegar!
Avocado – Yes, even an avocado pit gets roots in water that can be planted to grow an avocado tree!
Sweet Potatoes – They sprout vines that may grow new sweet potatoes!!!
Pineapple – Yes, even a pineapple can be regrown!
Ginger – It may take a few months for shoots to appear, but look at how gorgeous it is…
Bok Choy – Unlimited bok choy for FREE!!! Just cut it and place in a container with water!
Onions – You can even cut an onion in half and plant the root side to regrow onions…
Lemongrass – It grows roots in water and then needs to be planted in soil, but regrows beautifully.
Basil – Re-grow basil forever… you just have to keep replacing the water…
Garlic – Grow garlic sprouts in a cup of water… you just need a garlic clove…
Cabbage – It regrows itself in a bowl of water too…
Cilantro – It is easy to regrow! Sometimes you can even buy it with roots at the grocery…
Mushrooms – After eating the top of mushrooms, replant the stalks and the mushroom head will regrow…
Bean Sprouts – Put 1 TB of beans into a bowl, add some water, and let the sprouts grow as big as you want!!!
Fennel – Place a fennel root in a bowl of water, and it will sprout and regrow…
Beets – Grow beet shoots by placing the top of beets on a plate of water…
Turnips – These are easy one to regrow too, just like carrots…
Parsnips – And while we are on root vegetables, parsnips can regrow as well…
Tomatoes – Grow tomatoes with leftover slices… just place soil above and below…
Peppers – Regrow peppers by just saving the seeds and placing them in a pot with soil…
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