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Sexy, Spiky Stilettos Make Practical Cacti Planters

published May 15, 2010 and has No Comments

Credit: Giddy Spinster While stilettos and cacti sounds--and looks--like an uncomfortable pairing, spikes compliment each other in these stiletto planters found on Etsy (seen first on EcoSalon ). If your dancing shoes have made it one-too-many times around the stripper pole, consider See the original post: Sexy, Spiky Stilettos Make Practical Cacti Planters

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Sexy, Spiky Stilettos Make Practical Cacti Planters

published May 15, 2010 and has No Comments

Credit: Giddy Spinster While stilettos and cacti sounds--and looks--like an uncomfortable pairing, spikes compliment each other in these stiletto planters found on Etsy (seen first on EcoSalon ). If your dancing shoes have made it one-too-many times around the stripper pole, consider The rest is here:  Sexy, Spiky Stilettos Make Practical Cacti Planters

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Compostalooza! A Crowdsourced Composter Competition

published May 12, 2010 and has No Comments

Quirky is one of those wonderful ideas that could only exist in this internet age. Inventors and designers with an idea used to struggle in their basements, get taken by agents and marketers and most of their ideas never saw the light of day. I've been there. Quirky provides a platform for ideas to be presented, and if "influencers" ...

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Native Plants in Brooklyn’s Backyard

published May 11, 2010 and has No Comments

Image credit: Good Cooped up in an apartment with nothing but a small container garden or balcony-box planter providing a spot of green it's easy to begin thinking the city is nothing but an unbroken sea of asphalt and concrete. It only takes a simple short walk to a park or public garden, as one Good contributor did , ...

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Native Plants in Brooklyn’s Backyard

published May 11, 2010 and has No Comments

Image credit: Good Cooped up in an apartment with nothing but a small container garden or balcony-box planter providing a spot of green it's easy to begin thinking the city is nothing but an unbroken sea of asphalt and concrete. It only takes a simple short walk to a park or public garden, as one Good contributor did , ...

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Reforestation As a Past Time with Geocache-A-Forest DIY Kit

published April 21, 2010 and has No Comments

Photo via rrarunan Geocaching can be a great green activity , and the people running the website have always stressed being aware of the environment. Cache In, Trash Out is a mantra for geocachers who head off into the wildnerness or even urban settings in search of little treasure chests. Another important part of the green thinking is keeping ...

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Run Cordless and Free: New Electric Mowers from Black & Decker

published March 25, 2010 and has No Comments

Images: Black & Decker Here in the southeast, my front lawn is already starting to perk up in response to intimations of spring. Those handsome green blades of fescue are yawning, stretching, and preparing to greet the season with exuberant, photosynthetic glee. It's gross. It means I'll soon have to make a hot mess of myself every week and ...

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Fiskars Momentum Reel Mower Doubles Your Effort with Flywheel Action

published March 22, 2010 and has No Comments

Image: Fiskars If it's true that gas-powered lawn mowers crank out 5% of the nation's air pollution, then it's truly time to consider workable alternatives. If we haven't convinced you to replace your lawn with a xeriscape or food forest, you might want to take a look at the elegant Fiskars Momentum reel mower. Fiskars, the Finnish scissors experts, ...

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We Add Up Asks Schools to Compete for Garden Kits

published March 19, 2010 and has No Comments

Image credit: Samuel Mann /Flickr It seems that We Add Up is always pushing some fun and innovative new campaign to raise awareness and encourage action. If they're not designing a cool new t-shirt , they're biking across the country : Always in an effort to curb climate change. Now, in honor of the See more here: We Add Up ...

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Pothole Gardening for the Truly Compulsive

published March 8, 2010 and has No Comments

Image from P. Dungey We have had match stick gardening and upside down plant holders and guerrilla gardening but this is one for the gardener who is truly compulsive. Potholes, filled with flowers... Why? Go here to see the original: Pothole Gardening for the Truly Compulsive

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