Since most yards are considered naturally green “going green” in the yard makes sense.  Going green in the yard can save money, naturally beautify and benefit native wildlife that is otherwise displaced.  Going green in the yard can be cost effective, saving up to 90 percent in maintenance costs.  Going green with lawn care can also reduce run off that results in algae blooms and offset local eco systems.

Research Links

Top 10 Eco-friendly Yard and Garden Choices
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Green Your Yard, Part4: Eco-Friendly Accessories for the perfect Organic Lawn
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Eco-Friendly Lawn Mowers
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Eco-friendly Bat House for Your Yard
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Livestock Manure: Eco Friendly Fertilizer?
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Organic farming is eco-friendly finds study
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Eco-Friendly Lawn Care Tips for the Organic Soul
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8 steps to a healthy, eco-friendly lawn
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The Latest in Eco-Friendly Lawn Care-Goats?
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For a 'green' lawn, focus on mowing, not early fertilizing, says CU turf specialist
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Top Eco-Friendly Lawn Furniture
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Eco Friendly Advice for Healthy Lawns and Greenscapes
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Mid -Atlantic Region Green Landscaping
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Statistical Grok: Lawns by the Numbers
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In Your Yard
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