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The Yardless Garden
Taking part in the grow-your-own-food movement is not only a satisfying way to commune with Mother Nature but can also save you money and reduce your carbon footprint. Fresh-from-the-vine produce also tends to be tastier and better for your bod, especially when compared to supermarket picks that travel an average of 1,500 miles before arriving on your dinner table.
But if you live in an apartment, don’t have a yard or are otherwise limited by space constraints, growing your own food can seem next to impossible. Have no fear, aspiring locavore! Container gardening opens up a whole new world for the … read more
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Fertilizers
Fertilizers aren’t recyclable, but their containers often are – just make sure they are properly cleaned before you toss them in the bin or take them to a collection site. The best option for disposing of fertilizers is to call your local household hazardous waste (HHW) facility for disposal locations.
