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Basic design concepts for sustainable landscapes

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Oregon State University. Extension Service, VanDerZanden, Ann Marie, 1966-, and McNeilan, Jan

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A sustainable landscape is more than the conscious arrangement of outdoor space for human enjoyment and satisfaction. It is a landscape that uses minimal water, fertilizers, pesticides, labor, and building materials. Creating a sustainable landscape means working toward a thoughtful balance between resources used—both in construction and maintenance—and results gained.

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Preferred level of maintenance: ❑ High ❑ Medium ❑ Low continues on next page Archival copy. For current
Plant selection for sustainable landscapes

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VanDerZanden, Ann Marie, 1966-, McNeilan, Jan, and Oregon State University. Extension Service

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A sustainable landscape is more than exterior decoration. By using less water, fertilizer, and pesticides than a traditional landscape, it has minimal impact on the environment. Thus, it is both aesthetically pleasing and environmentally sound. Creating a sustainable landscape means working toward a thoughtful balance between resources used and results...

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low‑maintenance. In order to create a sustainable garden, you might need to change your idea of what
The peer interview methodology : participatory qualitative interviewing and discussion in a youth garden project

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Lile, Joy R.

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The Producing for the Future project engaged thirty low-income youth in gardening and nutrition education, microenterprise activities, and participatory research during the 2011 and 2012 growing seasons. The intervention aimed to support community protective factors, build positive youth development, and enhance health outcomes through promoting skill-building and mentorship. The mixedmethods...

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: ______________________________________________________ Leslie N. Richards The Producing for the Future project engaged thirty low-income youth

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Arnold, Mary1
MacTavish, Kate1
Thorburn, Sheryl1

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Mcneilan, Jan2
Oregon State University. Extension Service2
Vanderzanden, Ann Marie, 1966 2
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Activity programs in education1
Ecological landscape design1
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