Going green in the garden can be done in a number of ways. You can consider using rubber mulch, not putting any chemicals down, but using natural means of looking after your garden and getting rid of pests.
When you think about it, any little contribution that you can do that helps the environment is great, as if everyone did their little bit for the environment, the world would be a better place, not just for us, but our children and our children’s children.
Now it occurs to me that governments around the world are not that interested in their own environment, but more interested in what they can get from the UN with regards to subsidies on environmental issues.
Cypress mulch is a popular choice for many gardeners, but people should know that their choice can harm Florida's wetlands, the Gulf of Mexico and our coastal environment in general.
Rubber Mulch… a breakthrough in Playground and Landscape surfacing. In an effort to preserve the environment, Rubberecycle manufactures a unique rubber granule product recycled from 100% scrap tires. Consumers love our rubber mulch because it’s safe, economical, long-lasting and most importantly, environment-friendly.
Approximately one tire is discarded per person per year. The EPA estimates that 290 million scrap tires were generated in 2003. This article discusses an alternative use for those tires, and how you can turn them in a soft playground landing for our kids -- in your own backyard!!
October 15th is Environmental Bloggers Day, so please vote up each green tip today and the world can be a better place. Here is tip #2: It is almost that time of year again when we buy a new Christmas tree. Are you going to just throw it away when done with it?
Save water and promote healthy trees with a quick sprinkle of wood chips, sawdust or other mulch material.
