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Showing posts with label landscaping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscaping. Show all posts
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Friday, November 19, 2010
Landscaping plan for 2011
Here are some wonderful ideas for those who are planning for their 2011 garden
Thursday, October 14, 2010
***Turn fallen autumn leaves into compost to save energy and landfill space***
Don;t bag up your fall leaves and put them out for the trash! Instead turn them into compost, and save energy and landfill space. The waste from our yards makes up 20% of your communities' trash that is hauled away and it is the second-largest component of our trash stream (behind paper), according to the EPA. Besides that, trash trucks use a lot of fuel! According to CompostGuide.com, the leaves of one large shade tree can be worth almost $50 of plant food and humus. Your garden and landscaping can benefit from the minerals in dead leaves.
To get the best results in your compost bin, shred leaves up. Layer with other types of materials, especially manure, green weeds or grass clippings, or add a nitrogen supplement like cottonseed meal, bone meal or dried blood. Keep the pile moist and turn it over frequently.
To get the best results in your compost bin, shred leaves up. Layer with other types of materials, especially manure, green weeds or grass clippings, or add a nitrogen supplement like cottonseed meal, bone meal or dried blood. Keep the pile moist and turn it over frequently.
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landscaping
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Green topics - landscaping and energy efficiency
Landscaping your home for energy efficiency can reduce your heating and cooling bills, for more info go to: http://www.energy.gov/landscaping.htm
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