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Bath Bombs 101 The following 101, on how to make bath bombs, comes from Farm Aid staffer and HOMEGROWN member Toni Tiemann. Thanks so much, Toni, and plea… Started by HOMEGROWN.org in HOMEGROWN 101: Make and Craft Latest Reply
Homemade Body Scrub 101 The following 101, on mixing up your own homemade body scrub, comes from Farm Aid staffer and HOMEGROWN member Toni Tiemann. Thanks so much… Started by HOMEGROWN.org in HOMEGROWN 101: Make and Craft Latest Reply
Cinnamon Applesauce Ornaments 101 The following 101, on making cinnamon applesauce ornaments, comes from HOMEGROWN’s flock tender, Jennifer, who has thought about making the… Started by HOMEGROWN.org in HOMEGROWN 101: Make and Craft Latest Reply

Featured HOMEGROWN 101s

The following 101, on how to make bath bombs, comes from Farm Aid staffer and HOMEGROWN member Toni Tiemann. Thanks so much, Toni, and plea…

The following 101, on mixing up your own homemade body scrub, comes from Farm Aid staffer and HOMEGROWN member Toni Tiemann. Thanks so much…

The following 101, on making cinnamon applesauce ornaments, comes from HOMEGROWN’s flock tender, Jennifer, who has thought about making the…

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HOMEGROWN 101: Plant and Grow In season: Why wing it? Get organized with the Garden Planning 101 More: Tips on transplanting and raising ducks See all: Plant and Grow 101s, including how to grow various veggies	55	Jun 7 Reply by Oliva Shouse
HOMEGROWN 101: Cook and Preserve In season: Spice it up! Make your own harissa More: Jennifer on homemade bitters, tips on choosing a CSA See all: Find more recipes and kitchen techniques in Cook and Preserve 101s	92	Dec 23, 2018 Reply by Oliva Shouse
HOMEGROWN 101: Make and Craft In season: Assemble your own Mason jar bird feeder More: Try Toni’s homemade body scrub and Charlyn’s beeswax candles See all: Get crafty! Find oodles more Make and Craft 101s	61	Jun 7 Reply by Oliva Shouse
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!	390	Jun 7 Reply by Oliva Shouse
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.	29	Sep 8, 2015 Reply by Andrea Stewart