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Colleen Vanderlinden, of In The Garden Online, Mouse & Trowel Awards and book (plus numerous articles) fame, has an interesting new article up at her About.com site - Colleen's Organic gardening Blog - "Reusing items For Seed Starting".
Whew! She's a busy girl.
She's included links in the article for some wonderful posts by some fellow bloggers, including me (yay!) who reuse ordinary items for seed starting.
The amount of waste that we humans generate is astonishing.
Any little bit we can do to reduce it deserves a kudos. I saw a picture of some large aluminum cans painted, planted and attached to a wall that was gorgeous and something I might try this year. You wouldn't think something like that would look too nice, but it looked much like carefully arranged attractive garden art.
We have to start somewhere, why not with starting seeds this spring?
If you get a second, check out the article and see if there's something listed that you might like to give a try.
What are you going to reuse for your garden/gardening this year?
Happy (reusable) Growing!
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We found this great Canadian company that makes the most awesome stretchy strong reusable bags. They are for fruits, veggies, rice, beans, shoes, bottles of wine. You can use them for everything. Love them.
Check out www.carebagsonline.com
Especially if you have children, you can store all their gear, even wet diapers. Awesome and made locally.
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