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  1. eastedie33510 says:

    I now have plans for a small veggie garden…thanks!

  2. This is a great idea, and will improve on what I already do. Instead of picking a head of lettuce, I grow several and pick the outside leaves as I need them. This way they continue to grow. Black radish is found to be more beneficial than red radish, but I can’t find the seeds. So I buy several of them at the store and plant one or two and let them go to seed for next year’s garden.
    “Waste not, Want not!”

  3. “baby carrots, which are really just smashed up carrots reformed into little bit-sized pieces” – Um… no they are not. They’re not like chicken nuggets. They are smaller carrots that have been peeled. Some are just regular carrots chopped into 2″ pieces and peeled.

    1. That statement from the author is such a hilarious example of why we shouldn’t believe everything written on the internet ahahhaha!!!!!

  4. Walking Dictionary says:

    A baby carrot is an immature carrot; a baby cut carrot, often marketed as “baby carrots”, is a mature carrot that has been cut and peeled in the “baby-cut” style.

  5. Mary Hubert says:

    Glad to see other people amused by the author’s idea of what a baby carrot is 😀 lol….

      1. But they aren’t chopped up and shaped, as the author suggests. They are just shredded down to the baby carrot size.

  6. You should deff focus on that random baby carrot part when it doesn’t affect the awesome content of the article. Adulthood.

  7. Baby carrots are either grown or manufactured from larger carrots which aren’t looking OK for sale as they are. You can differentiate them by how they look – natural baby carrots look exactly like a larger size carrot except size (chop them and you can see 2 colors inside them) while the manufactured look like plastic and don’t usually contain the pulp that has another color in the middle.

  8. Why would they show a pic of a pineapple and not show or list it as one of the 5 that can te grow?

  9. I’ve tried “re-growing” celery and romaine with no luck. When soaked in the water, it does ‘sprout’ but once it is planted in soil, it rots and dies. Any suggestions?

  10. Guy Rocky says:

    I see the Baby Carrot trolls are out in strength again

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