Hold the pesticide sprays! How To Make Your Own 50-cent Pesticide-Free Mosquito “Ovitrap”! This project can be downloaded here: Ovitrap Directions Did you know that most of those sprays being
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Are you exploring the idea of getting rid of your lawn, and growing perennials or vegetables? Imagine this: you can be dressed for work or play, and come home and
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All of your non-meat food waste and much of your lawn waste, can be turned into rich compost for your lawn and garden. It’s easy to do and saves money on fertilizers and other amendments.
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A lawn won’t spontaneously turn into a garden or meadow — it is much more than throwing away your lawn mower.
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Montgomery County makes it very easy for you to recycle your old lawn mowers!
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Organic lawn care isn’t difficult — in fact, it can save time and money, while protecting you, your family, your pets and the environment.
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You still can prep your lawn for spring once the soil cools down. Overseeding your lawn is one of the best ways to prevent weeds and improve grass coverage.
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Rain gardens are a beautiful way to use your landscape to soak up and filter excess rainwater and keep it from entering storm drains or going directly into streams.
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Conservation landscaping can help protect air and water, manage stormwater, conserve energy, and provide a more beautiful, healthier human environment. By using native plants and low-input designs, you’ll reduce water, pesticide and fertilizer use.
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Trees, especially large trees, offer a long list of benefits besides their natural beauty, such as helping to clean air and water, absorb stormwater, reduce runoff and more.
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Healthy soil is rich with natural bacteria and organisms. Soil should be alive, with trillions of living organisms right under our feet!
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