If you love to garden but don't want to use toxic chemicals for weed control, consider using natural horticultural vinegar. The acid rate is 20% higher than traditional vinegars and will kill those weeds. more...976

If you love to garden but don't want to use toxic chemicals for weed control, consider using natural horticultural vinegar. The acid rate is 20% higher than traditional vinegars and will kill those weeds. It's safer for your garden, yourself, your pets and wildlife because there is no exposure to any harmful toxins.

If you would like to replace your traditional lawn with more sustainable natives but still want "grass", here is list of suggestions from "The American Meadow Garden". Acorus Agrostis hallii Agrostis more...951

If you would like to replace your traditional lawn with more sustainable natives but still want "grass", here is list of suggestions from "The American Meadow Garden". Acorus Agrostis hallii Agrostis pallens anthoxanthum odoratum Bouteloua gracilis Buchloe dactyloides distichlis spicata Festuca Poa arachnifera Poa compressa

If you live in the southwest and you are considering changing your landscape using native plants and promote sustainability in your garden, now is the time to do it. The winter months will allow your new more...527

If you live in the southwest and you are considering changing your landscape using native plants and promote sustainability in your garden, now is the time to do it. The winter months will allow your new plants to become established and be able to handle next summers heat. There are now many nurseries specializing in "natives' and have a huge selection to chose from, plus they can give you the professional advice you will need to get started.

Have you been considering changing your landscape to less thirsty plants? I f you live in the southwest portion of the U.S., I bet you've been concerned about saving water since approx. 75% of the average more...429

Have you been considering changing your landscape to less thirsty plants? I f you live in the southwest portion of the U.S., I bet you've been concerned about saving water since approx. 75% of the average household's water use goes to landscaping. Switching over to using native plants, not only saves you water, but attracts wildlife into your garden and helps promote sustainability too!