To: greeneyes; JRandomFreeper; rightly_dividing; sockmonkey; Nepeta; Silentgypsy; ApplegateRanch; ...
Look at this beautifully put together garden in a front yard and the lady had to pull up all the veggies due to dump Florida town.
Her garden layout in spectacular and would be a joy to walk around in there admiring it and she had to pull up veggies. She could grow fruit but not a veggie. Read the article and see she had a lawyer with a group come to her aid so they go to court but she still had to pull up those veggies.
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326 posted on
12/17/2013 12:10:28 PM PST by
Marcella
((Prepping can save your life today. I am a Christian, not a Muslim.))
To: Marcella
I’m glad I’m out in the county. The only rule here is that you have to have a septic tank.
329 posted on
12/17/2013 1:23:50 PM PST by
Silentgypsy
(Mondays should be outlawed.)
To: Marcella; trisham; greeneyes; All
This is what I found on ehow: "Types/Colors Packing peanuts come in three different colors to help distinguish their makeup and specific purpose. The most common are white packing peanuts; the color indicates that they are at made up of at least 70 percent non-recycled material. The green packing peanuts are the most environmentally friendly and are made up of at least 70 percent recycled content. The color pink indicates that the packing peanuts have been treated with a chemical to reduce static cling, which is useful when shipping electronics, according to the Void Fill Packaging website. Health Concerns Styrofoam packing peanuts contain toxic chemicals. As a result, they can cause a variety of health concerns. At certain levels of exposure, these toxic chemicals can have an effect on the nervous system, resulting in fatigue, weakness, nausea, depression and loss of concentration, according to the Planet Green website."
Plastic peanuts
The biodegradable ones are made of starch and other stuff. Will keep looking.
331 posted on
12/17/2013 1:44:40 PM PST by
Silentgypsy
(Mondays should be outlawed.)
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