With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, it is time to decide how you can celebrate without the harmful impact on the environment. For many, this will mean forgoing any type of love day celebration. However, others will find the fun of love day simply too hard to resist. If you plan to surprise your loved one with Valentine goodies, focusing on supporting sustainable, responsible and local organizations will leave both your sweetie and the environment grinning until spring. You can get started with my favorite 7 ways to green your Valentine’s Day over at Cascadian Farm.
Hello Everyone. How has your week been? Are you ready for Valentine’s Day? Next week, I am going to feature a few easy Valentine’s projects that won’t cost you or the environment a penny.
I just came across Colleen Jordan’swearable planters and I am in love. Now, you can take your favorite plant, flower or succulent with you wherever you go. I love the idea of wearable plants, cleaning the air as you breathe. Brilliant!
* I only wish they weren’t make out of plastic – maybe a lightweight glass or recycled plastic?
This week’s Superfood is mangosteen and I have to be completely honest, I had never heard of it before. Mangosteen is a tropical evergreen tree with an edible deep purple fruit. Supposedly it is sweet and tangy – almost like a citrusy peach. How about that? Mangosteen is a superfood due to its xanthones, fiber, essential minerals, amino acids and antioxidants. Not bad for a fruit, right?
Have you tried mangosteen before? Did you like it? What is your favorite superfood? How do you incorporate superfoods in your daily lifestyle?