Posts on how you can take simple steps to improve the environment and positively affect climate change.
Imagine staring at dead and dying sixty foot-plus evergreen trees on your property for more than one year and knowing who’s to blame.
DuPont Imprelis update: still no satisfaction for most tree owners Read More »
Biologically Intensive gardening relies on methods which are renewable, non-polluting, and mutually beneficial to soil, plants and the ecosystem.
How To Control Pests And Disease In Gardens Without Chemicals Read More »
27 million live Christmas trees are sold each year and many end up in landfills. Here are some ideas on how to re-purpose or recycle your Christmas tree.
How To Recycle Your Christmas Tree After The Holidays Read More »
Many of your favorite fruits and vegetables carry two to three times the pesticide residue when grown out of season. Some produce should only be bought in the organic aisle.
How To Reduce Your Exposure to Pesticide Residue Read More »
A live Christmas tree is a smarter environmental choice than a fake Christmas tree. Guest Author Dr Leonard Perry tells us why.
“Eat Local” means buying everything for your holiday meals fresh from local growers, from the meats through the pies.
Why You Should “Eat Local” At Thanksgiving And Christmas Read More »
Snow that falls in October can devastate trees. Learn how you can reduce the chance of damage to your trees when a fall snowstorm strikes.
Why Snow Causes More Tree Damage in Fall Than Winter Read More »
Those of us who spend time in our gardens know just how therapeutic organic gardening can be for our mental health and physical health.
Local organic and in-season food is the most ethical way to eat. That includes growing as much food as you can in an organic garden.
Eating Locally Grown Organic Food Has Impact Beyond Your Community Read More »
I rant about the unparalleled noise level and pollution of leaf blowers. I hope you appreciate the humor
Your Leaf Blower Shatters My Fortress Of Solitude Read More »