http://www.rainwater-barrels.com Heavy Duty Rain Barrels for Rainwater Harvesting Systems Mon, 29 Nov 2010 23:11:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.rainwater-barrels.com/environmentally-friendly-gardening/#comment-163 stacy Mon, 29 Nov 2010 23:11:33 +0000 http://www.rainwater-barrels.com/?p=229#comment-163 Great article. Lots of fun ideas I never thought to try. I have tried organic pesticide and it works well. Still kills the good and bad bugs but more environmentally friendly. The leftovers from dinners I have not tried but will be sure to start using. Thanks for the great tips. Great article. Lots of fun ideas I never thought to try. I have tried organic pesticide and it works well. Still kills the good and bad bugs but more environmentally friendly. The leftovers from dinners I have not tried but will be sure to start using. Thanks for the great tips.

]]> http://www.rainwater-barrels.com/environmentally-friendly-gardening/#comment-76 barbara roberts Tue, 22 Jun 2010 20:49:49 +0000 http://www.rainwater-barrels.com/?p=229#comment-76 dryhedges are a good way to: 1 provide habitat for wildlife 2 avoid bonfires 3 put all tree-prunings together so you can grow an environment that then gradually decomposes and tilthes the soil 4 you can use recycling for making it as, basically, it is just like an old fashioned 4 poster bed i.e.put 4 posts into the ground so stable and some matting or old carpet inside the " rectangle" of the "bed". add the prunings and if you like weeds too dryhedges are a good way to:
1 provide habitat for wildlife
2 avoid bonfires
3 put all tree-prunings together so you can grow an environment that then gradually decomposes and tilthes the soil
4 you can use recycling for making it as, basically, it is just like an old fashioned 4 poster bed i.e.put 4 posts into the ground so stable and some matting or old carpet inside the ” rectangle” of the “bed”. add the prunings and if you like weeds too

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