- Reduce energy costs by planting deciduous shade trees. These trees will allow warmth in the winter and help reduce heat in the summer.
- Use evergreen trees to reduce cold wind in the Winter. Evergreens should be planted in an area that will block the wind during cold weather months.
- Add plants that are native to your area.
- Plan for irrigation, plants, and garden design that will save water.
- Consider solar powered landscaping lights.
- Remember that there are many eco-friendly choices for mulch today. Among them are rubber mulch and garden glass. Products such as garden glass never need to be replaced and look beautiful as well.
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Monday, August 29, 2011
Eco-Friendly Oklahoma Landscaping
I always think about eco-friendly household cleaners, organic produce, and green flooring. Another way to be more eco-friendly, however, is to consider eco-friendly landscape. Here are some easy ways to improve your environment through landscaping.
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