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"We only have one planet earth.  If we don't take care of her, she won't be able to take care of us."  dey 5-08-09

Recycled sculpture Spring Flowers
(above photo) "Spring Flowers" garden sculpture created by author from old bed springs.


Recycled concrete in Japanese GardenRecycled broken concrete used to resemble mountains in a small Japanese garden.
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The Art of Garden Recycling

Hi, my name is Doug.  I've been gardening in one form or another for as long as I can remember. Somewhere along the trail I also started becoming very aware of how wasteful we American humans are. This led me to start doing every day tasks in a much more conscientious manner in order  to avoid as much waste as possible, while also finding new uses for objects that most people tend to see as without value. I find it very satisfying to turn discards into art or some other form of treasure. 

Three of my passions are gardening, recycling and art.  Since you're reading this page, I assume you share some of these passions.

Doug YaneyOne of the most important gardening experiences was when I created my first compost pile, where I could see first hand my organic garden waste changing into nutrient rich soil to nourish my plants.  It was almost like magic.

The environment and its preservation has been very important to me for decades, creating an urge in me to recycle everything possible, both at home and at work. My goal here is to motivate as many of you as possible to begin, or to increase, your recycling efforts. 

The time has come for all of us to pitch in and do as much as possible to preserve this planet earth that we all share. Your help will be greatly appreciated by everyone, especially future generations. Be sure to check out some of my articles below. 
Thank you.   

PS: I hope you'll always ask yourself and others...
what have you done today to make the world a better place?


In this website you can learn about...

...creating unique recycled art for your garden

... adding beautiful garden design elements to your own outdoor space using recycled materials


...how to create a compost and the many discards that can be added, thus keeping them out of the landfill


...get excited about recycling so you too can become part of the solution

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Will Our Earth Stand Still One Day?

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Recycled Oil Drums
Recycled oil drum art from Haiti

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