Going green starts at home, and gardening can be a great way to be a bit more sustainable, help the environment but also grow your own beautiful flowers or fresh vegetables. From guerrilla gardening to great plant stories and planting tips and tricks, here are some ways to make your home a more amazing and eco-friendly place.
Growing rapidly in diverse climates, bamboo proves to be an ideal sustainable low-cost building material for these 13 structures, from restaurants to schools.
Click Here to Read More »»Spiraling into the sky, this green residential tower designed for Denver is built atop a volume of retail, restaurants, parks, recreation space and gardens.
Click Here to Read More »»In the grey center of Madrid, tiny bits of cheery green appeared recently under the protective arms of miniature greenhouses.
Click Here to Read More »»It seems baseball bats are breaking more than ever but thanks to some imaginative recycling, all that splintered Ash and Maple wood isn't going to waste.
Click Here to Read More »»Some brave homeowners are fighting back against the rising Mississippi flood waters with homemade dams and levees made of dirt mounds.
Click Here to Read More »»A forthcoming project aims to turn an old diesel truck into a mobile greenhouse and education center that will bring gardening to the whole country.
Click Here to Read More »»These 14 incredible structures, from simple greenhouses to stunning schools, are built almost entirely out of a pervasive waste material: plastic bottles.
Click Here to Read More »»Make your garden lush and green and protect it from harmful pests like aphids and slugs with these 12 easy DIY homemade insecticide sprays and fertilizers.
Click Here to Read More »»A group of strangers gathers in a public place to call attention to a growing problem: the ambivalence that most people display toward the environment.
Click Here to Read More »»With a little imagination, the pallet sitting by the curb behind your local home improvement store could be your new bed platform, coffee table or accent wall.
Click Here to Read More »»Flat-pack furniture is eco-friendlier than pre-assembled pieces, but one designer takes that idea even further with a single piece of transforming plywood.
Click Here to Read More »»The 'Collect the Rain' skyscraper has a concave roof, an exterior sheath of curving gutters and a funnel-shaped core to collect as much rainwater as possible.
Click Here to Read More »»A spectacular garden does not require a flower bed or even a yard. These four unusual gardens utilize normally-overlooked spaces to grow a bit of sunshine.
Click Here to Read More »»Some cost millions and others are cobbled together from reclaimed buses, planes and trains, proving that living in a houseboat can be done on any budget.
Click Here to Read More »»The designer of this Mexican eco-building used some wonderfully inventive building techniques to preserve and amplify the natural beauty of its surroundings.
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