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Featuring some of our favorite natural living posts around the web in April.
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When you plan strategically and practice sustainable landscaping maintenance, you work with nature to achieve a garden that flourishes effortlessly.
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Homes have a significant environmental impact and besides reducing yours to lessen your environmental impact, you will also save money on your monthly energy bills.
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It’s more than possible to travel around Asia on a budget, and indeed, the continent is a top choice for frugal backpackers on a budget.
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If you are a family who prefers clean food without chemicals, then you’ve probably sought out organic foods. This is great with the exception that the organic food you are likely to be eating has traveled across the countryside to get to your plate. What’s more is that it is most likely to have been [...]
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The old saying “waste not, want not” comes to mind when dealing with frugality in the kitchen. In our modern day, kitchen waste is through the roof. People literally throw hundreds of dollars away every year by not making use of what they already have. With seven children and two adults living in our home [...]
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Learn to stretch your budget, increase your income and save money on a variety of household expenses with this week’s frugal living bundle! This week only, get all 5 ebooks for just $7.40 (a savings of more than 70%)! Become a Frugali$ta in 30 Days by Susan Heid In Become a Frugali$ta in 30 Days, [...]
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The place for fanciful dreams and imaginations are set free in the garden for you and me. To recall how a child learns is to take notice of all their little senses. They pick up every sound as though it tickles their ears. They touch and smell and pick apart flowers. The yearning to catch [...]
Read More →Family life often means that we don’t always have time to do things that we want to do. Gardening is one thing that a lot of people think about, but don’t think they have the time to maintain. However, the less work you do, the better your garden can be for the environment. Wildlife gardens [...]
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It was such a treat visiting heirloom gardens and all of the special growers across our country. The most important discovery was the passion for saving seeds that all these gardeners shared in common. We found everything from Pink Pumpkins to Pinto Snap Bean Tunnels as each gardener shared their personal experience with us. We [...]
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The folklore that surrounds us at New Years certainly evolves around a very long history of preparing cabbages and black-eyed-peas. Other cultures from around the world all take a keen interest in preparing special dishes to be served on the first day of the New Year. It seems to me that what could be deemed [...]
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Building or renovating a home can be a costly endeavor from both an expense and environmental perspective. Using recycled building materials can reduce cost, lessen the carbon footprint of the project, reduce landfill space by reusing re-purposed materials, and can even add value for buyers in the market for an Eco-friendly home.
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