Today we are back and I am showing you a simple zero waste recipe using the off cuts of your carrots or radishes. You can use this for many more veggie off cuts too. 📣 Announcement, I have included lots more zero waste recipes and upcycling ideas to help reduce waste and save money, in my brand new book Garden To Save The World, which is out now. You can order your copy by following the link in my channel description. Thank you so much for your support, the response to the book has been truly amazing, and I appreciate every single order! 😊💚 Using off cuts and veggie scraps is one of my favourite things to do, as it not only saves waste but also saves money too! There are so many amazing ways to use these scraps, but pesto has to be one of my favourites! It is super easy, taste delicious and is so versatile to use! I’ve made it from carrots and radish here, but you can get creative and use a range of leafy greens instead. It is worth noting I’m using home grown crops which I know have no nasty sprays or chemicals on. I always recommend using organic or home grown where possible for zero waste cooking. If you can’t grow your own, organic farmers markets are a great option. I hope you are all having a lovely day, and I love you all, Joe 😊🌱💚 #pesto #zerowaste #ecotips #sustainability #gardentips #plantbased

Today we are back, and I am showing you how to grow unlimited tomatoes, from just one cheap tomato plant. 📣Announcement, my new book Garden To Save The World is released tomorrow, and is currently available to pre order with a discount by following the link on my channel. I really hope this book will be a great help, to aid you on your gardening journey, regardless of how much space or experience you have! 💚🙏 This technique is super simple and will guarantee you get the exact same variety tomatoes as the mother plant. Plus it’s great if you don’t have room or time to start loads of seeds 😊🌱 This time of the year you can buy loads of tomato plants, but you can get away with only buying one or two. Anyone can use this method, as honestly it’s super simple to do. Simply pot out your tomato plant and soon it will grow. You will notice side shoots or suckers (as they are sometimes called)forming. These can be found between the main stem and a side branch. They need to be removed, to give your plant the best chance for a bumper harvest, but make sure you keep them. By propagating them in fresh water you can grow roots, from these otherwise discarded plants. Then by potting these cuttings in good soil, you can grow an exact clone of the mother plant. This is far quicker than starting from seed, however you will need a nice long summer, and to have a tomato plant that was started early in the season to take cuttings from. Otherwise you might run out of time to grow the cuttings before the summer ends. Please note this will only work for vining or indeterminate tomato varieties 😊🌱🍅 I hope you are all having a great week so far, I love you all! Joe 🌱💚😊 #tomato #zerowaste #moneysavingtips #ecotips #gardening #gardentips #sustainability

Today we are back with probably the video that means the most to me out of all the hundreds we have made. That is because my brand new book, Garden To Save The World is published today, and is now available to purchase (the link is on my channel) 🌱💚😊 I have packed a lifetimes worth of work and experiences into 300 pages, of garden fun! I poured my heart and soul into every page, and loved every single day of the writing process. This book contains something for everyone, it doesn’t matter if you have a large or small garden, if you have been gardening for years, or only started recently. Even if you don’t have a garden I’ve included chapters on how to store, preserve and use your food, as well as how to get involved in this amazing hobby. I really hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it, Thank you so much for making this passion project possible, you truly are the best online family ever! I love you all, Joe 😊💚 Thank you to @Pan Macmillan @84World for helping to make this possible. #newbook #zerowaste #gardening #gardentips #ecotips #sustainability

Today we are back and I am giving you a sneak peak inside the wonderful world of Garden To Save The World, my brand new book which comes out tomorrow! 🌱💚😊 My debut book includes everything you need to enjoy the amazing benefits this green lifestyle has brought me, regardless of your budget, experience and space available. 🐝 I’ve included tips on growing food and flowers, diy upcycling projects, money saving advice, maximising your available space, wildlife and nature. Even if you do not have a garden, I’ve included ways to get involved in this amazing hobby, small space plants, foraging advice, how to store and preserve your food, as well as a handful of my favourite garden to plate recipes. 😊🙏🌱 🥳 I have put all of my energy into writing this book over the last three years, and I cannot wait to share it with you. Pre orders are so important for new books, and I really appreciate every single one 💚. The book is currently discounted to pre order on a few retailers, without having to spend a penny until delivery. Out in the UK April 11th USA June 12th 😎 Thank you so much for everything, I love you all, Joe 🌱😊🙏 #newbook #zerowaste #gardeni #gardening #sustainability #ecotips

Today we are back and I am showing you how you can use your food at home to grow even more food for free. 📣Announcement, my new book Garden To Save The World, comes out in 3 days time, and is available to pre order by following the link in my bio. Thank you so much for your pre orders as they mean so much to new books. The book is also currently discounted on Amazon 🌱💚 Food prices are getting higher and higher each day, so why not try to grow your own. There are certain foods that can even be grown by simply replaying the old scraps and letting them regrow. It is worth noting that some scraps when regrown will not really be edible, a great example of this is lettuce and carrots. While you can regrow both by planting the ends, for lettuce you will grow a sour bolted lettuce that in my opinion is not tasty, and for carrots you will grow the foliage not the root. Another really cool food you can grow from scraps is pineapple, but in cooler climates like mine you will need a heated greenhouse and a grow light. Growing food from scraps might not solve world hunger, but it is actually quite fun and it does work really well. If you have kids it’s a great way to get them interested too as it’s all a very quick and visual process. I hope you all had a great start to your week, and thank you so much for watching! I love you all, Joe 😊🌱💚 #foodscraps #zerowaste #sustainability #ecotips #gardentips #growyourown