Green Solutions And More

11/24/2016

We wish all our loyal customers a very happy Thanksgiving. We are grateful for your patronage. We hope you enjoy a wonderful day with family and friends.

The Green Solutions and More team.

11/07/2016

It's our privilege and right as Americans to vote. Use it!

11/03/2016

Happy November! Just because Fall is nearing an end and Winter is on the horizon, doesn't mean the yard work comes to an end. In fact, here's an extensive list of the necessary to-do's in a Northern California yard at this time of year:

http://www.learn2grow.com/regional/2013/11/region1.aspx

10/31/2016

Happy Halloween from all at Green Solutions and More.

10/26/2016

Here are some other stylish ideas of how to use reclaimed barn wood in your home.

http://www.houzz.com/photos/query/reclaimed-barnwood/nqrwns

10/25/2016

Reclaimed wood ceiling beams can make a room feel large and expansive. Get yours at Green Solutions and More at a discounted great price.

http://www.houzz.com/reclaimed-wood-ceiling-beams

10/24/2016

We recycle glass, newspaper, plastics and more, yet many of us don't think about recycling some of the scraps from our dinner table and yard debris. Composting is a way of reusing and recycling leaves and food waste into a kind of fertilizer that in turn enriches the soil in our gardens. The following article has the basics of how do best do this:

http://www.herald-dispatch.com/features_entertainment/composting-some-common-household-trash-a-green-way-to-fertilize/article_8c190589-46fc-5855-bac9-1ce5f617d4e6.html

We recycle glass, newspaper, plastics and more, yet many of us don't think about recycling some of the scraps from our dinner table and yard debris. Composting is a way

10/19/2016

Check out our latest blog post on Fall mulching with wood chips and bark.

Moisture Protection One of the best ideas to protect your garden, as the final warm October days start to fade and the first wintry nights set in, is to mulch with a good wood chip or bark. Applying mulch in the fall reduces water loss to soil, suppresses w**d growth, and protects plant roots from …

10/17/2016

Want to make a reclaimed wood headboard that's stylish, unique and shows your sense of style? Here are the easy steps of how to do it. Get your reclaimed wood from Green Solutions and More.

http://www.designsponge.com/2011/11/diy-project-salvaged-barnwood-headboard.html

by Kate Pruitt FACEBOOK TWITTER PINTEREST Lately we’ve been getting more requests for furniture DIY projects. Luckily this awesome tutorial from Sarah Torrence of 508 Restoration & Design for a salvaged barnwood headboard landed in my inbox, and was just too pretty to pass up. Due to their size and…

10/15/2016

Whether you’re a homeowner with a modest sized load or a landscaper with a full dumptruck, our facility will welcome you.
Green Solutions and More accepts the following green waste for recycling or reclaiming at a nominal fee: branches and lumber, brush and shrubs, scrap wood fencing, timber and any form of log rounds, wood chips, yard trimmings, pallets, firewood, plywood, reclaimed structural wood, laminated wood. dirt, grass/ sod,

http://greensolutionsandmore.com/waste-acceptance-pricing

10/14/2016

Why are leaves valuable to the gardener? When incorporated into soil, fall leaves:
Add nutrients, including phosphorous and potassium.
Increase the soil’s microbial life.
Boost its water-holding capacity.
Improve its structure, known as tilth.

Read the following link for tips on how to use your Fall leaves to improve your soil:

http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/18433959?utm_source=Houzz&utm_campaign=u3916&utm_medium=email&utm_content=gallery20

Improve your soil and yard the organic way with a valuable garden booster that grows on trees

10/10/2016

Although these critters may not seem useful in the eyes of your children, the following compost bugs are just that-beneficial. Actually, we'd even go one step further and say that these bugs are absolutely essential to your compost pile and garden soil. They're all part of what we refer to as the Soil Food Web. Read the following link for more info:

http://www.compostjunkie.com/compost-bugs.html