Cash For Grass protects water supply
SIDNEY — The South Platte Natural Resources District is once again sponsoring its Cash For Grass program, which gives landowners in certain areas the opportunity to help protect ground water supplies by choosing buffalograss over traditional cool season lawns. Cash For Grass began as a pilot program in 2005 within the city...
Getting the “Green Light” at Home
(Family Features) – From re-organizing the home office to cleaning out the basement, there are small projects that you can tackle year-round that will help make environmental improvements to your home and enhance your living space. For your next task, consider updating the “lightscape” of your home...
Tips for keeping your garden truly organic
(ARA) – The trend for gardening at home continues to grow – and people are taking a particular interest in raising their flowers and vegetables organically. With such prominent figures as Michelle Obama taking public initiatives in organic gardening, more and more products that cater to the trend are appearing. Unfortunately,...
Feed & Weed in the Fall For a GREEN Lawn
A Prairie Garden Journal 2007 It’s easy to get motivated to get out of the house in the springtime and do a few lawn care chores. You’ve been cooped up in the house all winter long, and it feels good to get outside into the warm sunshine and get a little exercise. But by the time fall rolls around, you’ve been mowing...
Green Landscaping
A Prairie Garden Journal 2007 It seems like everything is going green these days. “Greenhouse” used to mean a building in which bedding plants are grown. Now the term “green house” means a home that is designed and built to be environmentally friendly. Passive and active solar heat to reduce energy demands for heating...
Cutting Your Lawn Down to Size
A Prairie Garden Journal 2007 There are many good reasons to consider shrinking the size of your lawn. First, the rising cost of water, particularly for lawns watered with city water, makes lawns an increasingly expensive landscape feature. Seasonal water bills for lawn watering in some cases are approaching $1,000. Add...
Planting Trees For A Cooler Earth In A Warmer Wyobraska
A Prairie Garden Journal 2008 Where to plant “global warming” trees….. What “global warming” trees to plant…. Click to read full article Read More →
Green, Easy & Cheap
A Prairie Garden Journal 2009 How do you celebrate Earth Day in the middle of a recession?….Click to read full article. Read More →
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Add value and appeal with four simple home maintenance projects
Steps that make building onto your home simpler and safer
How to make your outdoor living space as cool and comfortable as indoors
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Creating a kid’s garden can be great fun for all
Preserve your produce
Metal leafing can give old furniture new glamour
10 ways to jazz up an outdoor summer dinner party
New ideas for old family doodads, mementoes
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