Chicago Flower and Garden Show 2011 Goes Sustainable
Posted Mar 13 2011 12:41pm
Aquascape Inc. amazing fountain featured at the Chicago Flower and Garden Show 2011 which is made out of post-consumer recycled plastic.
Chicago Flower and
Garden Show 2011 was a breath of "green" Spring air. Featured this year at
the event were several incredible displays of green and sustainable garden
solutions which helped consumers see how they might apply green living ideas in
their gardens.
Above you see a special fountain at the Aquascape Inc. garden display. While it looks like rock, it is
actually made of made from post-consumer recycled plastics. Putting the fountain
on top of a rain water collection system is a super green garden idea. Contact
the Aquascape Inc team via their website to learn more.
Below you see the Conservation @ Home displays featured by The Conservation
Foundation promoting the use of rain water, native plants, and organic
gardening. The sustainable chicken display was delightful to see as many cities
allow you to own your own chickens now and they offer a lot of "green" value for
your investment. You can compost the chicken waste for your garden beds, plus
having the organic chicken eggs every morning for your family is simply
priceless! To learn more about the Conservation @ Home program, please contact
Jim Kleinwachter at 630-553-0687, Ext. 302.
Aquascape Inc. amazing fountain featured at the Chicago Flower and Garden Show 2011 which is made out of post-consumer recycled plastic.
Chicago Flower and Garden Show 2011 was a breath of "green" Spring air. Featured this year at the event were several incredible displays of green and sustainable garden solutions which helped consumers see how they might apply green living ideas in their gardens.
Above you see a special fountain at the Aquascape Inc. garden display. While it looks like rock, it is actually made of made from post-consumer recycled plastics. Putting the fountain on top of a rain water collection system is a super green garden idea. Contact the Aquascape Inc team via their website to learn more.
Below you see the Conservation @ Home displays featured by The Conservation Foundation promoting the use of rain water, native plants, and organic gardening. The sustainable chicken display was delightful to see as many cities allow you to own your own chickens now and they offer a lot of "green" value for your investment. You can compost the chicken waste for your garden beds, plus having the organic chicken eggs every morning for your family is simply priceless! To learn more about the Conservation @ Home program, please contact Jim Kleinwachter at 630-553-0687, Ext. 302.