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Spring 2008 -- Bio-Turf is back! Upcoming in-store events. Exciting plants for years of enjoyment. Highlights on home and garden products. It's time to plant potatoes! DTE introduce a new greeting card product line: Positively Green. What is Fair Trade? Fall 2007 -- This newsletter focuses on fall activities, foods and products. You'll find fall planting tips and info on Eco-Lawns. Tips on bringing birds to your garden. An article on dehydrating food. We're celebrating our Second Annual Garlic Fest. Read about a number of great garlic gadgets for mincing, grating, baking, storing, peeling and pressing. Also find a garlic ice cream recipe. Spring 2007 -- This newsletter focuses on spring activities like spring cleaning and gardening. Read about a number of environmentally safe cleaning products that are carried at the Down To Earth stores. Also, An article on lawn fertilizers describes how and why more people are moving from synthetic chemicals to organic amendments. We also mention some gardening tips, our seed potatoes and vegetable seeds. Our bird products are explained in depth, as well. Fall 2006 -- This newsletter focuses on fall activities, foods and products. You'll find fall gardening tips, planting bulbs and a number of items that make fall gardening more rewarding. We've also highlighted garlic. Get introduced to a number of great garlic gadgets for mincing, grating, baking, storing, peeling and pressing. Also find a garlic recipe and facts on garlic as a medicine. Summer 2006 -- Here is the Summer Newsletter from Down To Earth. It's time for Down To Earth's annual Anniversary Sale, all Down To Earth brand products are on sale! Plus find write-ups on a number products perfect for summer. We offer information on hammocks, outdoor furniture, chimes, eyecatchers, picnic supplies, skin care, sun protection and pest repellant. Plus you'll find a great summer recipe, employee bios and information on our new gardener photo gallery. Spring 2006 -- Find a few items in this newsletter that will help you get through the last stretch of the rainy season. You will also find some new garden products, over 25 varieties of potatoes and a few gardening tips. In addition to our pressure cooking and bird watching articles, we list a number of seminars at our stores where you can learn more about these activities. Fall 2005 -- In this newsletter we talk about using cast iron, santoku knives and bamboo utensils. We also introduce a variety of indoor/outdoor mats. Fall is for gardening, so reference our fall gardening tips for planting veggies, bulbs and landscape. Check out the events that are happening at Down To Earth as well. Summer 2005 -- Here is the Summer Newsletter from Down To Earth. It's time for Down To Earth's annual Anniversary Sale! Plus find information on raw foods and a few tips on gardening. For the first time, we've included some product picks by our co-workers. They explain the benefits of certain items from the nursery, garden and housewares departments. Spring 2005 -- Find information about using organic fertilizers, drought-tolerant plants, water saving tips and spring cleaning products. We've also thrown in some spring gardening tips and a calendar of spring seminars. Winter 2004 -- At the end of the year Down to Earth is fortunate enough to give back to the community. Find out when the benefits are as well as seminars, sales and an open house. This newsletter also has a recipe for an apple stuffing, living holiday trees and gift ideas. Fall 2004 -- Find information about recycling at Down To Earth and recycled products you can purchase at the store. Read about what you can compost and how to do it efficiently. We also talk about growing your own medicine, garlic and other fall gardening. Summer 2004 -- 27th Anniversary Sale, Down To Earth history, Gardening Tips, Skeeter Protection, Growing Your Own Medicine, Pet Foods CORRECTION -- In the Summer 2004 newsletter mailed through the postal system, there was a misunderstanding on EWEB's wind power. In the article titled "Earth Friendly Energy" we stated 100% of the Olive store's power is wind power. Actually, 100% of the electricity bill is charged at the wind power rate but only a small fraction of our electricity is generated from the wind turbines. The wind turbines are located in Wyoming and dump most of their power into the local power grid. For more information on wind power in Eugene, visit EWEB here. Spring 2004 -- Earth Plugs, Down to Earth All Organic Compost, Spring Gardening Calendar, Home and Garden Sale

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