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Natural and eco-friendly cleaning products
Integrated Pest Control
Plant a Garden
 

Food Waste Compost
How to Compost

Composting offers numerous benefits for both the environment and your garden. It reduces waste by diverting organic materials from landfills, which helps decrease greenhouse gas emissions. Additionally, compost enriches soil, improving its structure and fertility, which leads to healthier plants. By composting, you also promote biodiversity and support a sustainable ecosystem.

Jumping in the Leaves
Leave the Leaves

Leaving leaves on the ground in the fall is beneficial for several reasons. Firstly, they provide essential nutrients to the soil as they decompose enriching it for future plant growth. Additionally, leaves create a natural habitat for beneficial insects and wildlife, promoting biodiversity in your garden. Finally, leaving leaves can help prevent soil erosion and retain moisture, making your garden healthier and more sustainable.

Lawn Mower
Environmentally Friendly Lawn

Take a good look at what a healthy yard could actually be. This guide outlines several ways you can incorporate eco-friendly lawn care for all kinds of yards.

Bee on Flower
Mow Less May

Pollinators need early, native sources of food. Simply mowing less in the spring can make a huge difference. Here are some easy ways to incorporate a "mow less" mentality.

Robin
Native Plants | Birdhouses | Frog Pools

Create a diverse ecosystem right in your own yard. This guide has specific plants for our area, soil type and a planting guide. Also included: what bird species are common in your yard, and recommendations for bird houses. Information on relocating frogs to a natural pool.

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