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wisdombynature said
on 4/8/2009 Thank you for sharing your great ideas.
arowen said
on 3/5/2009 wonderful stuff!
Cherst1031 said
on 8/1/2008 So helpful, thanks!
momandpopoften said
on 8/1/2008 This gives us all some good tracks to run on for reducing our impact on the environment. Thanks!
Hapworth said
on 7/28/2008 These are wonderful ideas that we all need to be reminded of.
Terria Fleming said
on 7/28/2008 Love this article! We all need to do more recycling, reusing, and reducing, and these are all goood ideas for the garden.
HS Schulte said
on 7/10/2008 This is a wonderful article. Full of very useful green information! *****
Vikki Albers said
on 6/14/2008 This is an excellent, excellent article! Thank you! Five stars!
Amy Laine said
on 4/20/2008 Great article.
GreenMomma said
on 3/6/2008 Wonderful ideas we can all use. I highly recommend craiglist, you just never know what you'll find for FREE!
grouch said
on 1/26/2008 Wonderful tips. I have the reused window into a picture frame and it looks stunning. If you paint it distressed it looks like you spent an arm and a leg on it.
GreenGardenChic said
on 1/25/2008 You're right, I forgot to add that. Grass clippings are great for a compost pile and if you mix them in vs. leaving them in one big clump, they really heat things up. Thanks WriterGig.
WriterGig said
on 1/25/2008 Thanks for the great tips! We reuse lawn clippings from our chemical- free yard in our compost pile for the soil. Works great, like nature intended! ;)