John Fischer
Host of Good Gardening and Living Less UnsustainablyJohn Fischer is a Master Gardener and Master Recycler and the host of KLCC's Good Gardening and Living Less Sustainably.
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Spring is typically planting time, but right now may be a good time to think about things you want to grow next year. -
Using plastic bags more than once can dramatically cut your plastic use, while enhancing your health at the same time. -
Roasting and freezing tomatoes is an easy, drool-producing way to keep the summer bounty all the way until next year. -
KLCC's John Fischer shares some thoughts on the need to let electrons take over as purveyors of the written word. -
The mindset of "don't bother trying to change things that don't matter" will help you focus on the things that really matter when it comes to gardening. -
John Fischer has some steps you can take to keep your house cooler, without using more energy, during our next heat wave. -
If you want a clean car, there are steps you can take to keep the runoff out of rivers. -
Being an organic gardener doesn't mean you don't fight pests with spray bottles- it just means what you put in the bottle is not a synthetic chemical. -
With picnic and festival season upon us, consider reducing your waste by packing your own reusable dishes, silver, and cups - napkins too. -
Generally speaking, the movers of the bug world - praying mantis, lady beetles, spiders and dragonflies are good for your garden, and should not be harmed.
