Core Aeration Depending on where you live it may not be too late to aerate  your lawn. Core aeration is one of the best ways to create a thicker, healthier, greener lawn and it doesn’t require chemicals or pesticides. I’ve been using core aeration on my lawn the last three years and it’s made an [...]

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The fine folks at TOKYObay sent me (my wife) a green grocery bag to use and write a review about. Now you might be asking what this has to do with green construction and it really doesn’t. However, I’m all for promoting green living ideas and products so I agreed to do a review for [...]

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I’ve had several questions about what type of cleaners are considered “green”. My wife and I struggle with this issue as well because I don’t want to put harmful chemicals into our septic system for fear of killing off the bacteria that makes a septic system work. I came across this article, A Look at [...]

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Experts say that is you use a mulching mower to mow your lawn then the clippings that you leave behind will be equivalent to one seasonal application of fertilizer. I’ve been using a mulching deck since we built the new house and I can’t say enough good things about it. Not only does the mulching [...]

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