Beetroot, Celery and Chinese Cabbage for Free

Grow plants for free by trimming off the tops and popping them in a container with a bit of water, keep topped up and you will have a continual supply of fresh greens to hand. When they get a bit bigger put them in a pot or straight into the garden and they will grow for you to harvest. Add a bit of compost, a touch of fertilizer and your kitchen top garden will keep on going. The plants above are beetroot, carrot, celery and chinese cabbage - try them all out and see how well they grow for you.

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