It’s the middle of May, and you might be looking around your neighborhood and seeing some unkempt lawns. It may look untidy compared to a mowed lawn, but there is a good reason for a person letting the grass grow until June. No mow May makes it easier for early-season Read more…
It’s Spring. Time to come out of hibernation, time to gather with friends and family with some seasonal veggies and a good beer or root beer. Coax your friends out of their winter caves with a locally sourced, sustainability-minded dinner party. Invite Your Friends and Family Design a dinner party Read more…
If you’re new to gardening you might be panicking. What is a Plant Hardiness Zone? How do you find out which one you live in? Which plants do you buy seeds for and when? How much space do I need? Shhhhh…. MUD’s got you. Our sustainable agricultural certified Site Steward, Read more…
Put down the polyester stuffed bear. Step away from the corny themed jewelry. Avoid the heart shaped box full of drug-store waxy chocolates at all costs. Don’t give your Valentine future waste. This February 14, endeavor to be more heartfelt, environmentally friendly, and economical with our five tips and tricks. Read more…
The biggest mistake people make when trying to combat “weird house smell” is beelining straight for the air fresheners. Think of your house as you would your body. If you applied deodorant every day to your armpits instead of washing them, you would just be stinky and then some. You Read more…
