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Aug-Sep 2015 issue of Green Ideas is out now...
The latest issue of Green Ideas magazine is all about simplifying life.
How to recycle like a champion: Mixed materials
Are you confused about recycling? Do you know your compostables from your resin identification codes?
How to recycle like a champion: Plastic bags and bottles
In part one of this series on recycling Green Ideas editor Greg Roughan looks at what to do with plastic bags and bottles. If you enjoyed this video you might also be interested in: An easy guide to aquaponics Seen a great eco video? We’d love to know about it, so please email
Step by step: Revamp an old chair
Give an old chair a new lease of life and add vintage flair to your home in just eight simple steps. If you liked this video you might also enjoy: Step-by-step: Make a toy oven or Step-by-step: Darn you woollens. Seen a great eco video? We’d love to know about it, so please email us
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Ideas to live a more sustainable life are worth sharing. Taking better care of our planet with practical steps that can be taken every day is a community effort. That's why Green Ideas created a website our readers can participate in.
DIY vege crate garden
The Little Vege Patch Co make great raised garden beds out of recycled apple crates – they’re quick, easy, and they and look great! Seen a great eco video? We’d love to know about it, so please email us the link. Even better, make your own video! Film your best tips, secrets
How to harvest a spring onion
The Little Vege Patch Co show how to get a much longer harvest out of spring onions – great for the wallet and perfect for small gardens. Seen a great eco video? We’d love to know about it, so please email us the link. Even better, make your own video! Film your
How to knit the Uty Bootie
Reader submittedTry your hand at knitting with this easy to follow and oh-so-cute bootie pattern.
12-month vegetable garden growing challenge
The Little Vege Patch Co takes us on a 12 month journey as they create a high yield small garden. Over the year they will attempt to quantify the savings made by growing your own veges. planting leafy greens and herbs as they are quick to grow, very fruitful, and