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Seedballs (aka Seedbombs) 101 The seedball—also known as a seedbomb, also known as awesome—is one way to show those neglected parts of town some love. Toss it and let i… Started by HOMEGROWN.org in HOMEGROWN 101: Make and Craft Latest Reply
Butter Making 101 Oh, baby. Butter. It's what makes those cakes and pies and quiches and breads so sinfully good—although somehow we feel less guilty about u… Started by HOMEGROWN.org in HOMEGROWN 101: Cook and Preserve Latest Reply
Raised Beds 101 The following 101, on gardening in raised beds, is a collective effort of the HOMEGROWN flock—this means you—and is very much a work in pro… Started by HOMEGROWN.org in HOMEGROWN 101: Plant and Grow Latest Reply

Featured HOMEGROWN 101s

The seedball—also known as a seedbomb, also known as awesome—is one way to show those neglected parts of town some love. Toss it and let i…

Oh, baby. Butter. It's what makes those cakes and pies and quiches and breads so sinfully good—although somehow we feel less guilty about u…

The following 101, on gardening in raised beds, is a collective effort of the HOMEGROWN flock—this means you—and is very much a work in pro…

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HOMEGROWN 101: Plant and Grow The latest: HOMEGROWN members weigh in on gardening in raised beds Also new: John on container gardening, Rachel on soil testing See all: Plant and Grow 101s, including how-tos on specific crops	42	Jun 8 Reply by Karin Bosela
HOMEGROWN 101: Cook and Preserve The latest: Cornelia on meal planning Also new: Jackie on apple molasses, Penny on mead See all: Cook and Preserve 101s	43	on Monday Reply by Sue Gee
HOMEGROWN 101: Make and Craft The latest: Lisa on building an outdoor dining table Also new: How to propose and write a 101, Charlyn on beeswax candles See all: Make and Craft 101s	40	Jun 11 Hosting a Food Swap 101 .......................................
Discussion Forum Calling all HOMEGROWN types: Got a question? Ask it here! Want to share what you know? Discuss it here! Consider this forum your community garden, where you can learn from and help each other. Hooray, teamwork!	325	11 hours ago Reply by Jonathan Spee
Recipe File The Recipe Sharing group is the best spot for posting new recipes, but these leftovers from past discussions deserve a second look—and a second helping.	25	May 12 Morels 101 .......................................