When you go into the garden, do you rely on weed killers, pesticides, and chemical fertilizers to keep everything just right?
Ever thought about going organic?
With the green movement now at full speed there are lots of organic alternatives to those chemicals.
Instead of killing all that’s bad in the garden organics enhance all that’s good, [...]
I spent a wonderful day last Saturday doing spring chores in the yard.
Which turned out to be a good thing.
Because I spent a miserable day Sunday with a bag of frozen purplehull peas balanced on my twisted ankle.
Ouch!
Wish I could say it happened doing something adventurous … trail running … swing dancing … even chasing [...]
I’m always on the lookout for ways to push both ends of the gardening season, and I’ve had pretty good luck with cold frames. Even if an occasional plant is lost to frost, succulent greens for salad in very early spring and late fall make a cold frame well worth the extra gardening effort.
Although I [...]
The 15th Avenue E Coffee and Tea store is all about going back to basic by using myriads of recycled, reclaimed and refurbished eco-friendly materials. Wood salvaged from a barn and warehouse lights are widely used, giving it the rusty feeling and ambiance. Metal ceiling tiles with a time-worn patina serve as a rustic backdrop [...]
The main appeal of Project FROG, Watkinson School’s 3,500 square feet of classroom space, is its eco-friendly nature as characterized by recycled materials used, 60 solar panels that produce more energy than the building actually needs. Thanks to the modular design, the project took only six months to complete. According to John Bracker, principal [...]
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