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(To
view and print the brochures in pdf format, you will need
Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe Systems. This software is free and
you may download
it here.)
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Why
not consider using something
nontoxic on your lawn and garden! |
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| Try
Companion Planting |
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Lettuce
and Garlic
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Potatoes
and Shallots
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| Photos
from Willow House Nature Journal |
Printable
brochures:
Learn
how to have a beautiful garden without treating your health like dirt.
(PDF) (Developed by League of Women Voters)
Tips for maintaining a
pest free environment. (PDF)
(Brochure developed by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Westchester County
and The Westchester County Pest Management Committee)
For
more information on using non-toxic or least toxic means of controlling
pests call Cornell Cooperative Extension, Westchester Division, (914)
285- 4640. Between the hours of 9 am - 12 noon consumers may call with
questions regarding pest control, soil conditions and other gardening
problems. The Horticulturalist (plant expert) will try to answer
your questions.
For
information on programs to help protect the watershed, such as the
student watershed education program, watershed planning projects,
restoration projects and information about ways volunteers can get
involved in protecting our drinking water,
click
here.
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here and read more about what Westchester
County is doing to encourage residents to protect their water quality by reducing pesticide use in and around their
homes and community.
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