'Sustainable gardening’ includes many eco-friendly practices

This July 25, 2016 photo of blueberries growing in a container on a property near Langley, Wash., illustrates that gardeners operate on a much smaller scale than farmers yet can make some major sustainability impacts by growing their own food and planting things that don't need as much fertilizer or pesticides, minimizing risks to the environment. (Dean Fosdick via AP)

This July 25, 2016 photo of blueberries growing in a container on a property near Langley, Wash., illustrates that gardeners operate on a much smaller scale than farmers yet can make some major sustainability impacts by growing their own food and planting things that don't need as much fertilizer or pesticides, minimizing risks to the environment. (Dean Fosdick via AP)

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