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Today’s post is by guest Lisa who writes at Privilege. Lawn mowers might be one of the most passionately discussed topics in the United States. First and second place may go to politics and religion, but try bringing up the subject of mowers at your next gathering. You may have to step [...] There are a wealth of gardening magazines available to inspire you – a recent count at my local supermarket turned up 17 titles. Amazing! Nice to look at, most are short on organic and native plant information. Some are worth delving into though. Magazines From Better Homes and Gardens (BHG) Who could resist the [...] Rain Gardening in the South is a book by Helen Kraus and Anne Spafford. Here you will find the information to allow you to decide whether this is the book you need as you plan your rain garden. Rain Gardening in the South is published by Eno Publishers, a small, non-profit book publishing company which [...] First up in my Tuesday tour of green blogs and green bloggers is The Crunchy Chicken, otherwise known as Deanna Duke. If you’ve never read Crunchy Chicken’s blog then you are in for a finger lickin’ treat. Well, that’s if you like your chicken both juicy and kinda spicey. What’s the Crunchy Chicken deal? What is she [...] Getting outside is big stuff these days. I recently came across another site which nurtures the nature lover in us and promotes kids getting out into nature – Nature Rocks. Nature Rock’s main partners are non-profits The Nature Conservancy and the Children and Nature Network and the outdoor gear manufacturer REI. With these great partners [...] |
Welcome! I’m Alison Kerr, author and editor here. I am here to help you green your garden, grow food, and enjoy nature... more
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