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September 3, 2010 / 12:39 pm EDT
 
 
 
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Landscaping

Vast Pavers
Jan 25, 2010

Vast Pavers

 
The way your home looks from the outside is just as important to you as the way it looks inside. Whether you want to increase curb appeal in order to sell your house, or simply to enjoy the beauty yourself – landscaping is important.  Vast landscaping pavers are an environmentally-friendly way to enhance the way your deck or lawn looks. What are Vast Eco-Friendly Landscape Pavers? Traditionally, landscape pavers are created from concrete or clay, and aren’t…
 
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A Feast of Rainwater
Mar 6, 2009

A Feast of Rainwater

 
Landscaping is a luxurious part of any beautiful home, but an obvious drain on the water supply. The U.S. Department for Environmental Protection notes that nearly 30% of all household water use goes toward landscape irrigation. Nearly 50% of that is wasted through poor design.Luckily, there is a trendy solution throughout much of the world: rainwater harvesting. The rainwater that normally would run off your home and property and be washed down the drain is redirected for home use…
 
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Low-Impact Christmas: Finding the Right Tree
Dec 5, 2008

Low-Impact Christmas: Finding the Right Tree

 
For many people, Christmas is a season of time-honored traditions. The centerpiece of these traditions, in most homes, is a beautifully decorated Christmas tree. Today, as environmental concerns loom, it is just as important to have a “green” Christmas as a traditional Christmas. The verdict is in: it is better for the environment to have a real tree. Artificial Christmas trees are usually made of plastics that have toxic by-products in production, will not biodegrade, and are often made…
 
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The Green Way to a Green Lawn
Nov 1, 2008

The Green Way to a Green Lawn

 
With varieties like Bluegrass, Bermuda, St. Augustine, Zoysia, Centipede, Tall Fescue and Buffalograss available, you’d think that buying sod can’t get much more complex. However, that’s not entirely the case. Increasingly, in hopes of preserving the ecosystem, sustainable sod is being produced. This allows home and business owners to have their lawns or property grounds designed, constructed and maintained without adverse effects to the environment. But what makes sod sustainable? Is it really different than the traditional sod…
 
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