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• Why We Should Garden with Native Plants
  on Sep 30, 2010 in Garden Living Green
  When we think of the typical garden, it often conjures up images of perfectly groomed and trimmed plants and flowers amid a clean bed of mulch. Many gardeners choose their plants based on what “look” they want to achieve, or other desired...
• How to Select a New Energy-Efficient Water Heater
  on Sep 29, 2010 in Green News
  The home water heater can be a significant draw on your household energy use. Many homeowners are beginning to look into water heaters that are more energy efficient. There are more varieties to choose from than ever before. Here are some of the thin...
• Easy Ways to Teach Kids About Saving Energy at Home
  on Sep 29, 2010 in Green Kids
  There are ways to teach your kids about saving energy at home without constantly nagging them to turn off lights or shut the front door. It’s not just about having rules and enforcing them, although that is a good idea too. It’s also abou...
• How to Use Sustainable Building Materials
  on Sep 28, 2010 in Green News
  Using sustainable building materials is an important step in creating an energy-efficient, eco-friendly building. It will lower your energy costs and save raw materials. Sustainable building materials are renewable, used, refurbished, recycled, or re...
• Various Uses of Recycled Rubber In and Around Your Home
  on Sep 28, 2010 in Green Home Recycle gardening recycle rubber
  Recycled rubber is an eco-friendly, durable option for all kinds of applications around the home. Some uses for recycled rubber around your home or business include flooring, playgrounds and gardens. And, that's just the beginning.
• Xeriscape: Landscaping With Low-Water Plants
  on Sep 27, 2010 in Garden water conservation xeriscape
  Xeriscaping is a growing trend among gardeners, landscapers and homeowners that want to enjoy the look of nature but also want to preserve nature so that they can enjoy it. There are many environmental benefits that come from this type of landscape &...
• Natural Treatments to Repair Damaged Hair
  on Sep 27, 2010 in Green Tips Living Green hair home remedies
  Is your hair showing signs of damage? Split ends, flat or thinning, breaking, frizziness? These symptoms are a warning that it’s time you need to repair your damaged hair. But, sometimes, it’s not so easy to repair the damage and return y...
• Update Your Home Decor: Green Interior Design Ideas
  on Sep 26, 2010 in Green Home green interior design sustainable
  So, you’ve been making changes and “going” green. Are you ready to take the next step? Sustainable living starts at home and updating your décor with a green interior design makeover should be at the top of your list for eco-friend...
• How to Make Your Own Napkins Using Old Fabric
  on Sep 24, 2010 in Green Home Living Green DIY sewing textiles
  Cloth napkins are being recognized as the eco-friendly, less wasteful choice for our tables. And they are not hard to make from old material you may have around your house. Here are some ideas on how to make your own cloth napkins. Start with these p...
• 6 Eco-friendly Options for a New Roof
  on Sep 21, 2010 in Green Building green roof roof sustainable building materials
  When it’s time to replace the roof on your house, know your options. There have been many improvements in eco-friendly roofing materials and other sustainable roof styles are coming back into vogue among green builders. On the flip side, the as...

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