Greening Your Holidays

Want a holiday that’s green AND bright? Learn about celebrating while protecting the planet (and your wallet) in this short video by Master Gardener Volunteer Deb Ford: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYz1xfDMG7M&t=49s
by tbadurek
Posted: November 19, 2020
Want a holiday that’s green AND bright? Learn about celebrating while protecting the planet (and your wallet) in this short video by Master Gardener Volunteer Deb Ford: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYz1xfDMG7M&t=49s
Category: Home Landscapes, Natural Resources, Work & Life
Tags: christmas, christmas tree, gifts, green, Hanukkah, holiday, Kwanzaa, Master Gardener, natural, recycle, sustainable, Thanksgiving
by tbadurek
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