Share your morning java jolt with your landscape.

Start controlling next year's weed crop now.

Recycle cut flowers, forced flowering plants and other short lived plants into the garden. 

Recycle cut flowers, forced flowering plants, and other short lived plants into the garden.

Recycle your newspaper into the garden.

Save yourself some time and energy and be good to your grass by leaving grass clippings on the lawn.

Save yourself some time and energy and be good to your grass by leaving grass clippings on the lawn.

Give the gift of your time and energy while being kind to the environment.

Recycle your kitchen scraps right in the garden.

Put fall leaves to work in your garden.  I attach the bagger to my electric mower to collect and shred leaves.

Use shredded leaves, evergreen needles and herbicide-free grass clippings as a mulch in your garden.

Recycle your newspaper and cardboard right in your garden.

Put discarded pallets to work in your landscape.  Use them to create functional and attractive compost bins.

Consider replacing thin sparse grass that's struggling in the shade with a more suitable groundcover.

Make your own compost tea by placing compost in a permeable bag and soaking in water until the water turns brown.

Turn off the garbage disposal and put red worms to work recycling kitchen scraps.