Ethical Lawn and Garden Supplies

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Ethical Lawn and Garden Supplies

• Ethical Lawn and Garden Supplies
• If you love your lawn and garden, you probably
  take a lot of time caring for them so that they
  are healthy and growing. You may also use a few
  different things to help your grass stay greener,
  to keep weeds out of both your grass and your
  garden, and you may also use pesticides if you
  are growing vegetables in your garden. The
  problem with some of these things is that they
  are great for keeping things looking good, but
  they may not be so good or the environment or for
  the health of your family. Think about green or
  ethical things that you can use instead. Everyone
  will feel better if you do.
• Ethical or green lawn and garden items would be
  products that do not harm the environment. You
  won't want to eat them, but they are natural
  things that are not chemically processed. Think
  of it as organic gardening and lawn care. If you
  choose vegetables and fruit at the store that are
  organic, it would be a natural choice for you to
  use ethical products to care for your lawn and to
  grow vegetables that you are going to eat and
  feed to your family. Things won't be as perfect
  as they seem to be with other products, but you
  don't worry about chemical poisons this way.
• First, think of fertilizer as it use to be. In
  the past, the best fertilizer was animal waste.
  Farmers still use this method with great results.
  Waste is absorbed back into the earth and is full
  of great stuff that makes plants grow big and
  strong. The problem can be the smell. Look for
  organic fertilizer in your local home stores.
  Check the labels to be sure that all of the
  ingredients in these lawn and garden products are
  indeed natural and things that you feel
  comfortable using in your garden. Remember to
  wash all things well that you are going to eat,
  as you normally would.
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• If you want to feel good about what you eat and
  about what you are walking on, organic lawn and
  garden products should be things that you can
  feel good about. At times they don't work quite
  as well and may cost a little more, but you won't
  think twice about putting your child down to
  crawl through the grass when you know it is
  chemical free. Not only are you doing yourself a
  favor, you are protecting your small part of the
  earth. If more and more people do that, there may
  be hope for turning things around after all.