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CrispApple
117 posts |
#63831 2008-05-15 11:40 GMT |
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i have a project to build a eco friendly house and at the moment i'm doing to garden so far i have desgined it but i was wondering if there was anything else i could put in to make it more eco friendly
so far i have: a wind turbine compost bin trees vegetable patch solar lighting rain collection tub is there any other items that could make my garden more eco friendly. Thanks |
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FeralFeline
102 posts |
#63832 2008-05-15 11:48 GMT |
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Native plants, wildflowers and plants for wildlife - berries, flowers for humingbirds/butterflies. Bat, bird and toad houses
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Rob
127 posts |
#63833 2008-05-16 02:46 GMT |
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plants that cleans up pollutant like tulip, sansevieria,beonia,fern, English Ivy, and etc. Lime which will attracts some butterflies to lay egg and caterpillar grow into butterfly. Put out some sugar water on hanging dish to attract humbinbirdes.
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