Hey earth muffins! Apple picking is a delightful autumn activity, connecting us with nature and providing a plethora of delicious, fresh apples for baking fall treats. However, to ensure our apple picking adventures are as eco-friendly as possible, it’s crucial to make sustainable choices. In this blog post, we’ll explore tips and tricks to help you enjoy a responsible, eco-friendly apple picking experience.
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bookmark_borderHow to Throw an Eco-Friendly Fall Harvest Party!
Hey earth muffins! As the leaves turn golden and the air becomes crisp, there’s no better way to embrace autumn than by hosting a fall harvest party. These parties seem to be the feature of every fall Hallmark movie… So why not throw a fun party for all of your friends too?! Keep reading for the top tips for throwing the best eco-friendly fall harvest party this year!
Read More ➥bookmark_borderEasy Ways of Making School Eco-Friendly This Fall
Hey earth muffins! I can’t believe school has already started this year. The students in my area went back on August 22nd, which is just crazy to me! This school year, make it a priority to reduce your impact on the planet. The following are easy tips for making school eco-friendly – but the opportunities are endless!
Buy supplies secondhand and/or reuse what you already have.
While back-to-school sales are tempting this time of year, don’t buy anything unless you must. Instead, use up what you already have from prior school years or source necessary items from your favorite secondhand stores.
Read More ➥bookmark_borderWhat to Do With Leaves in the Fall
Hey earth muffins! One of my favorite parts of the fall season are the changing colors. After they are done showing off their bright reds, oranges, and yellows, they cover your yard once they fall off the trees. Leaf piles are a common site to see this season… After you have jumped in them, what is the most sustainable way to get rid of your leaves? Here are my top recommendations on what to do with leaves once they fall off the trees! 🍂
1. Add them into your compost bin!
If you have any sort of backyard compost bin, you might be able to add them into the mix. Fallen leaves are a great “brown material”. Most backyard compost bins require you to have a mix of green and brown materials, which makes it a great option for turning all the leaves in your yard into great soil for planting in the spring. If you have any other type of compost bin (vermicompost, etc.), you might not be able to put every leaf in there… Do some research and make sure to have the correct balance of organic materials for your composting.
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