By Julia Black
It seems like there's new eco-lingo every day as we become more aware of the new types of resources and materials available for decorating, renovating and gardening that won't harm the environment. Here's a list to get you started, courtesy of Julia Black, assistant designer from Pure Design. A...
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By Veronica Sliva
If your garden gets at least six hours of direct sun. lucky you! Some of the finest perennials and annuals are sun worshipers. Annuals bloom, go to seed and die within one season, but they provide non-stop colour from spring to fall. Typically, perennials bloom for shorter periods than annuals, but...
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By Marissa Ponikowski
Got an itchy green thumb you just can't seem to scratch? Don't despair! We've got the goods on satisfying your yen for horticulture - even if your garden is still frosty! Preparing your garden for the growing season is just as important as the care you give it during the warm months. It's key to...
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By Veronica Sliva
By April, we've all had enough of Mother Nature's idea of a bad joke; namely, a long, hard winter. Now, we're looking forward to warmer spring weather and a chance to get into the garden. Here's our checklist to help you get ready for gardening season. We can't always predict the weather, so some...
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By Jacqui DeBique
Whether it's learning to read, ride a bike or be green, parents have an important role to play in helping their child learn. Understanding how children learn is key to teaching them. Children learn through play and your child has their own learning style. All children, though, are anxious to...
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By Veronica Sliva
By the time late summer arrives our gardens are often looking a little tired. Typically, the annuals are ragged and worn out and the colourful, early summer perennials are but a distant memory. What we need now is a good jolt of colour. The problem is not that there is a shortage of fall blooming...
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By Marissa Ponikowski
There are many ways to adopt a more eco-friendly lifestyle, and the best place to start is your very own home. Read on for easy eco tips to share with the whole family. Water Conserving water is important - but so is protecting it from contamination. Purifying contaminated water can be difficult...
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By Marissa Ponikowski
Gardening is good for your spirit and great for your lawn - but sometimes it's not so good for the environment! Learn how to become an eco-friendly green thumb with these organic and pesticide-free gardening tips. Caffeine Buzz Coffee grounds are a completely natural way to provide soil with...
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