Showing posts with label reduce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reduce. Show all posts

Sunday, July 24, 2011

Recycling in the garden

I am a novice gardener..I am however tinkering with gardening and trying to make some sort of effort little by little every year...adding more plants (hopfully ones that will spread and take over where the weeds are now).  I am also finding fun uses for "decorating" in the garden.  I ran across this site and thought I would share the info.

http://gossipinthegarden.com/recycling-in-the-garden/


I did not make this but here is a cute picture of a birdbath for the garden made out of stuff you have in your cabinets or just junk from the thrift store.


Again...did not make this but it is a cleaver way to use that pretty glassware we all have stashed away...In this one you actually take apart a solar light and put the components inside and put it in your garden to it makes a pretty display at night.


Did not make this one either..but cute example of garden art..I would put something in the goose planter like makebe a succulent of some type.

This is recyling at it's best in my opinion!

Friday, July 22, 2011

20 New Uses for Shampoo - Planet Green

Shampoo, if you are a smart shopper, can be very inexpensive.  So finding more uses for this staple we all have sitting around the house just makes sense.

20 New Uses for Shampoo - Planet Green

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Make Do and Mend

Check out this link...many of us are learning how to do this more and more.  Some of us because of necessity and some of us just to be more environmentally conscious...either way...learning a new hobby that helps the household, retain the old and reuse what you already have is a good thing.

http://www.squidoo.com/make-do-and-mend-from-the-1940s

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Frugal with a Flourish: 10 Ways To Use Mason Jars in Your Home

I love this article...who doesn't have Mason jars around the house...you can even pick them up at thrift stores and yard sales very inexpensively and reuse them all over y0ur home...this would be a great way to reuse and repurpose other jars from items you have used up like salsa, mayo, jelly...and the list goes on...


Frugal with a Flourish: 10 Ways To Use Mason Jars in Your Home

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Plastic-Free Living: Organic Gardening

This is something I try to do more and more everyday. It is hard (and often times not the most frugal alternative) but take a look and see where you could cut out the plastic in your life. Plastic-Free Living

Saturday, March 19, 2011

25 Things to do With Used Corks (Including Making Money With Them)

I love the idea of reusing things around the house.  It not only saves money but it also saves things from going into landfills.  Check out this post.  I found it very cleaver.

25 Things to do With Used Corks (Including Making Money With Them)