Green Lawns Without Chemicals
Posted Thursday, April 28, 2011
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We Americans spend more money, use more water, and spray more chemicals on our lawns and gardens -- than we do to grow our food. Is there a better way?
Thursday on The Sound of Ideas, we’ll talk about how to have not only the best yard on the block, but also the safest and most sustainable. And we can show you how to save some green by going green. Join us with your questions about organic lawn care Thursday morning at 9:00 on 90.3
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Chip Osborne, CEO, Osborne Organics
Alec McClennan, president, Good Nature Lawn Care
Geri Unger, director of education and research, Cleveland Botanical Garden
Bonita W. Caplan, Cleveland Heights city council member
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For information about the Fabulous Lawns and Landscapes seminar
Green lawn and garden tips from the EPA
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