Little Green Blog The home of all things green

Browse main article categories

Latest news and stories from Little Green Blog

shade caused by tree on solar panel

Is Your Home Too Shaded for Solar Power? What You Need to Know.

By Mrs Green | August 16, 2022

  Solar panels have been around long enough for homeowners to realize that the benefits often outweigh the cons. However, before asking yourself if they will generate enough electricity and who you should buy the system from, it’s important to figure out if solar panels for your home even make sense. One quick way is…

woman watering a garden with watering can

4 Ways to Make your Garden Easier To Care For

By Mrs Green | August 11, 2022

  If you are keen on your garden being as beautiful as possible, but short on time, then you are certainly not alone. A beautiful garden can seem to take a lot of effort and stress. But that’s not necessarily true. By setting yourself up for success, you can enjoy a great space without the…

Three Essential Life Skills Everyone Needs To Know

By Mrs Green | August 9, 2022

  People talk about adulting and learning skills a lot in today’s world. It is a good idea for everyone to master certain tasks throughout life. When you know what to do, you will do it better and with confidence to get the job done well. Continue reading for some important life skills that everyone…

eco friendly heating _ electric radiator

5 Benefits of Electric Radiators

By Mrs Green | July 1, 2022

  Gas has been the primary source of heating for some considerable time now, with an estimated 80% of British homes using it as their primary source of heating. However, as the world has changed, the demand for alternative central heating systems has too, and people are now looking for heating solutions that can help…

wildflower meadow to attract bees

How to Attract Beneficial Wildlife to your Garden

By Mrs Green | June 19, 2022

  According to citizen research, Bugs Matter, the abundance of flying insects in the UK has plummeted by nearly 60% over the last 17 years. Insects are responsible for pollinating most of the food we grow on the planet. They also recycle nutrients into the soil by decomposing organic matter and, as every organic gardener…

sorting waste and recycling

Tips To Make Your Business More Eco-Friendly

By Mrs Green | June 17, 2022

  Studies show that over 80% of consumers prefer to buy from brands that actively support and champion environmental initiatives. Going green has incredible benefits for business owners, including enhancing brand image and saving money. If you’re on a mission to modernise your business and make operations more eco-friendly, here are some simple steps to…

overhaul your home interior

How To Refresh Your Home Interior In 9 Simple Steps

By Mrs Green | June 4, 2022

  Overhauling your home’s interior can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. By making a few simple changes, you can give your space a fresh new look that will make it feel new again. Here are nine easy ways to refresh your home interior: 1. Start with a fresh coat of…

fodmap and ibs friendly storecupboard foods

Slightly Different Foods for IBS and FODMAP

By Mrs Green | May 26, 2022

  About three decades ago, I gave my diet a radical overhaul. My health depended on it. Out went convenience food, takeaways and afternoon chocolate bars and in came proper home cooked food. This benefited me so much that I went on to train to help others. I now work as a therapist, specialising in…

differentt types of anxiety and treatment

Why You’re Anxious & What To Do About It

By Mrs Green | May 13, 2022

Anxiety is something that affects pretty much everyone at some point in their lives. However, some people suffer debilitating symptoms and for those people, it is a good idea to have some tools in the toolbox for how to deal with it. If you have a lot of anxiety and want get on top of…

no need for dishwasher salt

Health and Environmental Benefits of a Water Softener

By Mrs Green | May 9, 2022

  I don’t know about you, but I’ve been curious about water softeners for a number of years. In the 20+ years we’ve lived here, we’ve replaced half a dozen kettles, four immersion tank heating elements and we’ve got through our fair share of water filters too. Our saucepans and taps have limescale on them…

Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors

Or try our Site map and Tags

Featured posts

Basic natural household cleaning kit

You’ve all been waiting patiently to begin making your own household cleaners. You know some of the nasties you want to avoid…

Five natural ways to cure Seasonal Affective Disorder SAD

In Northern Europe, around 12 million people suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Symptoms range from mild such as feeling a little…

A natural homemade recipe for cough syrup using thyme, garlic, honey and sage.

Mother Nature bestows so many gifts upon us, providing all we could ever need for a long and healthy life; foods to…