Category Archives: recycling

Part 2 of “There’s an Apex Predator in my Garden”

Posted on May 25, 2016 by compostcorner

In Monday’s post I explored the concept that humans are the ‘apex predators’ of the urban landscape and that we can use this privileged status to do environmental good instead of harm – but that to do so, perhaps we need … Continue reading →

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Earth-friendly Christmas gifts from Nadja’s Garden

Posted on December 2, 2014 by compostcorner

What’s beautiful, filled with lasting value, recycled and available right now? Gift vouchers for edible garden consultations, home-grown plants and jams, and garden-themed cards printed from Nadja’s drawings. All on recycled paper and ready to post to you or pick … Continue reading →

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Recycled Plant Labels (aka “The Sleepless Gardener”)

Posted on April 20, 2013 by compostcorner

In a fair and just world I’d be sleeping right now, but for some reason when my 4y.o. son wakes me up in the middle of the night, he gets straight back to sleep while I don’t. If I’m still … Continue reading →

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