Jenn Greenleaf | February 27, 2010
Self-sufficiency is on the minds of many consumers, particularly those who are already implementing the “reduce, reuse, and recycle” practice into their households. With these principles in mind, it’s a smoother transition into self-sufficiency. Why? Because these homeowners are looking for ways to reuse household items and, in the case of composting, this is achievable. [...]
Category: budget, compost, conservation, economy, flowering plants, gardening, gas price, houseplants, landscaping, lawn care, maintenance, plants, shrubs, yard |
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Jenn Greenleaf | February 19, 2009
Even though spring is not quite upon us yet where I live (Maine), there are ways to bring on spring in our interior spaces! Here are some tips: Start your bulbs in containers: plant them in pots filled a little more than half full of potting soil, and then store them in a cool-dark place [...]
Category: flowering plants, interior design |
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Tags: seasonal decor, spring decorating
Jenn Greenleaf | January 11, 2009
It is never too early to start thinking about your spring plantings. Starting an indoor winter garden is often referred to as winter sowing, and the process is an easy one. Even if you do not have time to get your seedlings started, you can get your planning started. Before you begin, set up [...]
Category: flowering plants, gardening, houseplants, landscaping, plants |
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Jenn Greenleaf | November 10, 2008
How often do you equate using potted floral plants to improve your interior living spaces? Not that often, right? I know whenever I think of a potted floral, I wonder where I can set it on my deck or stairways outside. Rarely do I think of where I can put them inside, unless I’m using [...]
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