How to Repurpose Disposable Food Containers in the Garden
You have to buy SOME food, right? Here's how to repurpose those "disposable" food containers in the garden. Save money AND the planet!
You have to buy SOME food, right? Here's how to repurpose those "disposable" food containers in the garden. Save money AND the planet!
Here's what that Frugalite classic, The Tightwad Gazette, suggests for those who want to get fruits and vegetables on a budget.
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