Composting happens naturally all around us every day. In the forests and other wild habitats all of the uneaten vegetation falls to the ground, is broken down over time by worms, insects and bacteria and becomes nutrient rich soil which feeds future generations of plants. It’s a beautiful cycle it is as it should be.
With a few simple steps you can reduce the garbage from your house by as much as one third and get nutrient rich soil called compost. This compost is perfect for your garden or house plants. …

Its that time of season, and what better way to give someone a lasting, memorable christmas gift than to give them an eco friendly gift. Everyone knows what state the planet is in, and I’m sure most people worry about their impact on the environment. I’ve bumbled around the web and found some pretty neat green gifts and eco friendly presents for those near and dear.
Have a look at the Green and Eco Friendly Christmas List for some ideas:
1. Jump Start Lighting System – For the home …

Ahh, the art of composting in your kitchen! All year long for those who live in colder climates, you can compost kitchen scraps without even leaving the house. Red wigglers devour veggie scraps and the resulting worm poop makes some of the best houseplant food you can get. Beyond that, you have a colony of little red wigglers to pass off to friends so they can start their own vermiculture project as well. Oh yeah, and for you fisherman out there…..red wigglers are one of the …