Good Gardening
First Monday of the month during Morning Edition
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KLCC's Climate Master John Fischer says using the area devoted to a long driveway as a place to instead grow home shading trees, or fresh fruits and vegetables is a great way to reduce your home's climate impact- and make it a more pleasant place to live.
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Home gardeners can extend their harvest by taking only parts of some plants, letting them produce larger yields.
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In this month's Living Less Unsustainably, KLCC's John Fischer talk changing behaviors with take out containers... and reflects on one of his own behaviors that could use some greening up.
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We don't know yet what all the harmful effects of micro-plastic pollution will be, but if we clean it up before we find out, we might avoid a problem rather than having another one to fix it later.
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Some weeds can never be completely eliminated but there are ways to manage the vexing problem.
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A solution to the truck driver shortage and a way to reduce carbon emissions is already available.
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The multi-colored varieties of some traditionally monochromatic vegetables provide more than just a feast for your eyes.
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Starting slug control before putting out seeds can really help with plant survival.Fresh yeast, flour, and water mixed together will attract slugs in the same way that beer used to - before most beer had the yeast filtered out of it.