home-grown

See also: homegrown

English

home-grown (comparative more home-grown, superlative most home-grown)

Having been grown in one's home garden, etc., rather than in a larger agricultural production.
Our neighbours brought us some beautiful home-grown tomatoes.
Having been produced locally.
- 2007, John Kao, Innovation Nation: How America is Losing Its Innovation Edge, why it Matters., page 228:
  We not only have to cultivate our home-grown talent better, but we also need to stimulate the flow of talent into our country.
- 2014, James Lambert, “Diachronic stability in Indian English lexis”, in World Englishes, page 115:
  Beyond the mere existence of a dictionary, what is required is the acceptance of the notion of a home-grown standardised variety in the language community itself.