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Upcycled Garden Decor & DIY Landscaping Hacks [Visuals]

Upcycled Garden Decor & DIY Landscaping Hacks [Visuals] | ecogreenlove

Creating a garden is a great opportunity to spend some time outside while crafting a whimsical outdoor space to enjoy. However, it can feel like a lot of work to get your decor just how you’d like it.

Re-using materials that you can find around the house is more sustainable than buying your decorations new and will give your garden its own unique style. 

Next time your garden needs a decor refresh, check out what materials you have and try one of these decor ideas for your dream garden.

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Eco-Friendly Options for the Worst Sustainability Offenders at Weddings [Visual]

Eco-Friendly Options for the Worst Sustainability Offenders at Weddings [Visual] | ecogreenlove

Everything we throw away which can’t be recycled has a negative impact on the environment. If something isn’t biodegradable, it could take thousands of years to break down naturally.

Individually, one wedding can produce as much as 20kg of plastic waste. But it’s not just plastic which has an impact. Food wastage is also a common theme for most weddings. Sadly, weddings are again one of the chief offenders when it comes to CO2 contributions. As many as 14.5 tonnes of the gas will be created during an average celebration.

Some wedding troupes are more harmful than others. Here are a few common inclusions which you might not realise are having a negative impact on the environment. Don’t worry, though. These are all common aspects of a wedding – which means alternative, eco-friendly options, have already been created.

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Host an Eco-Friendly Wedding Celebration [Visual]

Host an Eco-Friendly Wedding Celebration [Visual] | ecogreenlove

The average U.S. wedding produces more than 400 pounds of waste. Annually, more than 63 tons of CO2 is released into the atmosphere from U.S. weddings alone.

The wedding market has a reputation for being wasteful–and after reading the stats above, it’s not hard to see why. So many features of a wedding day are single-use, such as the decorations, the food, and even the fashion (ahem: wedding dresses).

While the above statistics can be disheartening, the good news is that more and more couples are taking note of the impact their special day is having on the world around them, and they’re taking steps to change that.

There are multiple benefits to hosting a green wedding day celebration. First and foremost, it’s good for the environment–but did you know that it’s also good for your wallet? Many of the eco-friendly wedding hacks you’ll find below will help save the planet, and your wallet.

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Air Plants Guide [Infographic]

Air Plants Guide [Infographic] | ecogreenlove

Tillandsias, also known as air plants, are plants which doesn’t need any soil for its growth. Leaves of air plants absorb nutrients from air and water for its growth. Roots are for anchoring purpose only.

These indoor plants need special care and attention to grow indoor. It needs proper water, light, temperature and nutrients for its proper growth. This infographic will give you enough information for proper maintenance of this home decor.

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