environmentally friendly: Rain Barrels and Compost Bins are Available for Baltimore County
- 02/20/21 09:37 PM
Rain Barrels and Compost Bins are Available for Baltimore County More and more people are growing their own gardens, becoming more ecologically aware. Over the past year, stores have been selling out of products to help people make jams, jellies, pickles, grow gardens, make homemade foods. Residents of Baltimore County have until March 31 to purchase rain barrels and compost bins in order to practice more ecologically sustainable methods. Composting helps convert vegetable food waste and yard waste into rich soil enhancing material while collecting and reusing chemical-free rainwater which can boost your garden's success. Compost bins are available for $45 and rain barrels … (3 comments)
environmentally friendly: Free Tree Give Away Days in Baltimore, Maryland
- 04/23/10 12:19 AM
FREE Tree Give-Away Days and Community Events Free and reduced price trees are available NOW from the TreeBaltimore program of the Baltimore City Department of Recreation & Parks for Baltimore City homeowners to plant in their front and back yards. Residents of the neighborhoods surrounding the events listed below can order FREE trees and have them delivered on one of the following dates! Trees will also be available on the day of at these community events, and experts will answer questions about tree planting, care and placement. Trees not only make your neighborhood more beautiful but they provide homes for birds … (2 comments)
environmentally friendly: Earth Day 2009 is April 22 - 10 Things You Can Do to Help Your Environment
- 04/19/09 12:31 PM
Check out your neighborhood and see what is going on to celebrate Earth Day on April 22, 2009. Here are 10 super easy things you can do to help your environment. Share this list with your clients and fellow realtors, there are lots of things here we can all do to help. Decrease the margins on your standard print setup on your compuer. If you decrease your margins by just 1/2 inch you will use 5% less paper. Exchange all your incandescent light bulbs for compact Fluorescent bulbs. The price of these has really come down over the last few years. … (5 comments)
environmentally friendly: Baltimore City Annual Free Fall Tree Giveaway
- 10/22/08 06:44 AM
Fall is the perfect time to plant a tree-during the dormant season after the leaves begin to drop. The cooler weather allows trees to establish roots before winter arrives and before the ground freezes. Trees help keep our planet green and healthy and provide for food and shelter for other living beings too.Join Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks for the Annual FREE Fall Tree Giveaway. Pick up a FREE American Sycamore or Eastern Redbud to plant in your front or back yard.
FREE trees will be available on Saturday, Oct. 25th from 9 a.m. until noon at thefollowing … (0 comments)
environmentally friendly: Saving Our Environment
- 03/19/08 02:36 PM
An associate of mine referred me to a great website the other day and I thought I would share it with you. http://www.terracycle.net/index.htm Terracyle is a great organization that recycles and reuses many items that we currently cart to the landfill. In many states and some other countries citizens are encouraged to return bottles for cash. I was talking to a friend of mine tonight who is orginally from California (I'm originally from Canada) and we were talking about when we were kids we used to go around collecting soda bottles, beer bottles and beer cans etc and turning them in at the … (1 comments)
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