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Simple Living Group of Indianapolis Discussions (5)
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 Ready Set Green: 8 weeks to Eco-Modern LivingSharing the cliff notes of book by Graham Hill & Meaghan O'Neill www.treehugger.com Simple steps for this weekend 1. Trade your tissu… Started by Mrs. Cara Dafforn |
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Feb 27, 2009 Reply by Jimmy Ferguson |
$0.20/sq.ft Raised Bed ConstructionThe Noble Foundation, researched and demonstrated the benefits of using permanent raised beds in both home and hobby gardening. There searc… Started by Mrs. Cara Dafforn |
0 | Feb 23, 2009 |
More GreenbackThe Financial Peace Foundation program was established with the small to medium size nonprofit organization in mind. There is always the ch… Started by Mrs. Cara Dafforn |
0 | Feb 19, 2009 |
Federal Funding for Community Food ProjectsThe USDA's Community Food Projects (CFP) Competitive Grants Program provides the major funding source for community-based food and agricult… Started by Mrs. Cara Dafforn |
0 | Feb 11, 2009 |
10 Steps to SimpleThis discussion is rooted in the thoughts and ideas of the Simple Living Network found here http://www.simpleliving.net but personalized fr… Started by Mrs. Cara Dafforn |
0 | Jan 30, 2009 |
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Gardening with Nature: That magical date
Although the last frost-free date varies year to year, you can pretty much count on May 15 as a reliable guide for warm season crops such as tomatoes, cucumbers and green beans.Are mulch and potting soil bags recyclable?
With all the gardens being planted and flower beds being mulched, your question is quite timelyWhat are good eco-destinations for field trips for kids?
Suggestions for field trips for kids include Traders Point Creamery and Covanta.Reface Don't Replace
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