Showing practical reasons to live green.
An indoor compost bin lets you save kitchen scraps to help your garden grow. Unfortunately, it also helps you grow quite the swarm of fruit flies if left unchecked. Today, let’s go over a few methods I’ve used to ultimately decimate the kitchen fly population.
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As I grow pumpkins every year and plan to expand my garden, composting has always been an interest. But it can get messy and smelly when composting in the kitchen. Will the Chef’n Eco Crock Compost Bin solve this problem?
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I am usually bothered by allergies during early spring and early fall. So, twice a year I spend a week or two with itchy eyes, sneezing, and mild headaches. This year, though, it’s been especially rough. And it doesn’t look like I’m the only one.
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An Italian stone pine tree is an amazing evergreen that usually grows between 40 and 80 feet tall. It has a recognizable canopy top, which is why some refer to it as an “umbrella pine.” But, how difficult is it to care for one?
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With Christmas out of the way, it’s time to think about what to do with your tree. I know many people will simply toss it out with next week’s trash. But, you should consider whether you can compost your Christmas tree.
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Regardless of where you stand on climate science, there are some rollbacks that don’t really make all that much sense. Well, unless you’re trying to recapture the 1980s. But, are we really rolling back legislature on showerhead and washer use?
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The Paris Agreement is essentially a contract that states every country will do its part to reduce greenhouse gas emissions within a set amount of time. It’s probably one of the biggest global goals in history. But, should American’s care?
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Most of us realize that 2020 is one dumpster fire of a year. But, with only a few weeks left to go, it’s still pounding on humanity like a bully looking for your lunch money. And it has potential as the hottest year on record.
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There are a lot of options for a decent lawn service in the Denver Metro area. But most of the ones I come across are not “green.” It might be a need that you can fill as a business idea.
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One of my favorite things to get during the holiday season here in Colorado is a Norfolk Pine. These are some of the softest pine trees and are very beautiful in the home. However, it’s quite difficult to properly care for them in the Rocky Mountains.
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