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D.I.Y. Upside Down Tomato Planter

A new trend has emerged on the market in a few short months: upside down planting. This new way of gardening helps gardeners increase their gardening property and harvest, and helps land-owners with limited space produce vegetables right outside their front doors. At EcoJudge, we have developed an inexpensive and easy way to produce your own upside down tomato plants. These easy-to-follow steps will have you eating fresh tomatoes in no time!

The Eco-Friendly Diet  

It is now known that what we eat creates some sort of impact on the planet: whether it be from animal factories or the high fuel used for food production processes and transportation. With the concerns of climate change, the time has come for each of us to go on a diet. We have created an easy six-step guide to help you cut carbon from your diet, and help you live an eco-friendly, healthy diet.

Green Camping

In a society dominated by deadlines, tight budgets, and busy schedules, we oftentimes find bliss in our vacations, especially when they are located away from our busy lifestyle and back in touch with the environment. Leaving no trace during your next camping trip will ensure a natural habitat for your future trips. Our collection of some eco-friendly tips will help your next camping trip be a green success..


Natural Gardening

When dealing with pests and insects in your garden, it is important to know the different alternatives to pesticides. Before applying pesticides to your garden, that can actually do more harm than good, consider growing a wide variety of plant species that can encourage insects and animals that can provide a benefit to your garden, or discourage those unwanted critters.

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Tip of the week

Have A Yard Sale
As the nice warm summer weather approaches, why not get rid of the extra baggage lying around your house? Besides, it is collecting dust that is harmful to your health and those with allergies and other respiratory problems. A yard sale will keep gently used items out of the landfill, and will help you make a few extra dollars as well. For those bigger items and appliances, consider taking them to an auction house. Have some items left over? Why not donate them to a charitable foundation.

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