Easy Kitchen Gardens – Green Onions & Mint Cuttings

Free printable kitchen garden guides

This Christmas – like last year – we started kitchen gardens for friends & family.

They’ve been a great success. (My own green onions have been thriving for over a year now. I just keep cutting them back – to use in recipes – and the plants regrow bigger & more flavorful every time.)

Today, we delivered four green onion plants (already started) as Boxing Day gifts to the four managers of the apartments where we live.

Would you like to grow a mini-garden in your kitchen? It’s easy!

Here are links to the instruction sheets (PDFs) I created. They explain how to start your own kitchen garden, using items from the produce department at your grocery store.

Planting a kitchen garden from cuttings: Green onions

Planting a kitchen garden from cuttings: Mint

Author: Aisling

Aisling D'Art has been writing about art journaling and mixed media art since the 1990s. She's taught at Art & Soul, Artfest, Dragon Con, and more. You can find her at Substack and Facebook... with more social media on the way! (And here's a secret: Though Aisling uses a pen name online, for privacy, she might also be known as Eileen Morey.)

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