If you’re ready to turn over a new leaf in your garden, Loop Frome has just the thing to help you grow. Loop Frome are ...

Gaston County Solid Waste and Recycling did a phenomenal job on Saturday in the heat, servicing nearly 225 cars that brought ...

No, it's not the name of a new quiz show featuring our columnist as host (although that *would* be a hit, surely) but instead it's Alan Titchmarsh on the increasingly tricky issue of getting the right ...

Alan Titchmarsh delves into the history of compost, and has finally found something that can replace the brilliant but environmentally unsustainable peat-based formulae. Had you been reading about ...

Send events for this calendar to homes@dailyherald.com with “calendar listing” in the subject line. Deadline is two weeks prior to the event. Oct. 6 Fall Festival & Bulb Sale: ...

Starting next month, all Staten Islanders will be required to separate their organic waste from the rest of their trash.

If you have a big garden or soil to improve before installing a lawn, cover crops are an alternative to hauling lots of ...

A change in how multifamily communities in Austin collect compost is coming next week. Starting Tuesday, Oct. 1, the City of Austin will require all multifamily communities with five or more ...

Composting is one of the simplest and most effective ways to reduce waste and help the environment. Composting allows you to turn these items into nutrient-rich soil instead of sending food scraps ...

Organics make up a large share of municipal waste and the town of Basalt is working to divert food and yard waste through a residential drop-off location for composting. “The number one [goal ...

If you don’t know much about Feng Shui, you probably think it’s all about arranging furniture and decorating your home. Or if you’re not into that, you might be under the impression that it is a bunch ...

The City of Sandusky is partnering with Barnes Composting to host its annual Fall Yard Waste Drop Off event in October. It will take place 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 19 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct.