Save energy, care for new trees and conserve water in one easy step.

Make your own liquid fertilizer from compost. Use one part compost to five parts water.

Increase the bird population and decrease insects attacking your garden and landscape.

Dispose of outdated pesticides and those you no longer use properly.

Use drip irrigation to minimize water use and waste in the garden.

Replace water loving lawn grasses with more drought tolerant grasses and groundcovers.

Spend less time watering and more time enjoying your garden.

Dispose of outdated pesticides and those you no longer use properly. 

Use the right type and amount of fertilizer at the right time.

Create wattle fences, arbors, trellises and garden art from twigs and branches left after pruning.

Conserve water and save money with regular inspections of your irrigation system.

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

Conserve water and save money by adding a few rain barrels to your landscape.

Replace your downspouts with rain chains. Simple or fancy, homemade or purchased your imagination and budget are your only limit.

Help reduce area flooding and save money on your water bill.

Reduce corn maggot damage to beans and corn without the use of pesticides.

You can have a healthy and attractive garden and be kind to the environment.

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

Group moisture loving plants together and near the water source.