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Growing a garden is good for the earth, but it can also be mutually beneficial: Your crop of tomatoes, herbs, squash, and peas is a welcome addition to your kitchen come harvest time, and it can also help cut your … More
Getting a card in the mail, even if it isn’t for a certain occasion, can seriously cheer up someone’s day. Getting flowers is also a pretty exciting event (as long as they aren’t from a stalker). Brooklyn 5 and 10 … More
Deep down, most of us would love to be as home-grown and DIY as possible, but it seems like there are some things you just can’t make yourself. Sugar, for instance. Actually, you can make sugar at home. With beets. … More
Sometimes it seems that spending loads of money is a prerequisite for going green. We’d love to install solar panels on our roof and drive hybrids to work, but very few of us have the disposable cash to invest in … More
If you have the dedication and patience to cultivate a blooming garden this summer (which not all of us do, believe me), then you definitely want to protect your garden from insects and pests. But you also don’t want to … More
We love this eco-friendly, guerrilla urban public gardening idea we got from our friends at Tiny Choices – Seed Bombs made of compost, clay, and wildflower seeds.
Get this: Now our love of boozing it up can help save the planet! Our green-minded friends at The Alternative Consumer found this ingenious way to turn a harmless drinking problem into an eco-friendly solution. Thanks to our kindred spirits … More
Remember earlier when we told you about the edible garden wall inside a house that University of Maryland students created as an energy efficient project? Seems like vertical gardens may be the new eco-friendly outdoor trend, according to today’s New York Times.
Caitlin Black of Nesting blog took this photo of cool, green patchwork plantings on display at this year’s annual Northwest Flower and Garden Show in Seattle. We like.
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We love this photo from Nesting, a pretty home and garden blog by Vancouver-based landscape designer Caitlin Black, who owns a landscape design-and-build shop called Aloe Designs with her husband. Aspirational and inspirational.
There’s a lot of mixed wisdom out there about what organic material you should and shouldn’t return to the earth. If you want to stay on Mother Nature’s good side, check out this list of things the Environmental Protection Agency … More
Future lunches are springing up everywhere, from the looks of Flickr. We found these shots of budding little fruits and vegetables on the You Grow Girl: Garden Show & Tell Flickr group pool:
