The EPA's "Concerned Citizens" section of their web site has a resources page which provides tips for home safety, avoiding potential risks, and preventing pollution by recycling and conserving water and energy.
 
You will find it at: http://www.epa.gov/epahome/home.htm
 
 
While there is no magic pill for a better lawn, there are some basic steps anyone can follow that will go a long way to providing a lush, healthy lawn your clients will be proud of. First-time buyers, and even repeat buyers, may need some help with their lawn, so here are 5 basic steps you might want to pass along. Get the mowing height right for the right time of year; use a sharp blade; regulate the water intake; give the lawn a balanced diet; prevention is the best medicine for a healthy lawn. (Source: American-lawns )

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"The Garden Gate offers gardeners and nature lovers a carefully-selected and well-organized collection of links to informative and interesting horticulture sites around the world. So if you enjoy plants, either in the garden or in nature, stop on by, the gate is open!" (Click here for link.)
 

Are you a gardener? Then you probably know that composting as a way to enrich soil. This site is a resource to get you started and to answer all your questions...

Click here for more information.
 
Source: California Integrated Waste Management Board
 

See also related blog articles: 
Maintaining Your Yard Can Increase Home Value 
New Jersey Weed Gallery 
Energy Saving Tips: Landscaping 
Plant Hardiness Zone Map and Heat Zone Map 

 
 
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