Gardening > LawnApril 22, 2005

Organic Lawns

Consider organic lawn care. The chemicals you put in your yard and on your lawn go affect our drinking water and wildlife.

By Susan - Everett, WA

If anyone has any tips for having an organic lawn, please share them.

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By Vicki (Guest Post) 04/23/2005

I buy a lot of things from Gardens Alive ( http://www.gardensalive.com ). It's all natural stuff. I don't think it's very expensive especially since some things are concentrated.

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04/22/2005

THERE IS A COMPANY CALLED 'RINGER' THAT MAKES A LINE OF ORGANIC LAWN CARE PRODUCTS. THE PRODUCTS ARE SAFE FOR PETS,CHILDREN AND ESPECIALLY THE ENVIORMENT! BUT LIKE EVERYTHING ELSE IT'S NOT CHEAP !

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