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« EcoTalk # 81 | Main | Organic Wines »
Margaret Reeves with Pesticide Action Network talks about the dangers of pesticide
use for workers
and consumers in the flower trade.
Gerald Prolman of Organic Bouquet details the alternative.
Listen (7 min)
They also offer truffles and our chocolate fans listeners recommended Dagoba Organic Chocolate Company out of Ashland, OR, the Endangered Species Chocolate Company and the Global Exchange Fair Trade Online Store for lots of environmentally responsible romantic gifts.
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Change is good
In my view flowers blooming in spring from bare little bulbs planted in the autumn. has got to be one of the all-time great miracles of nature.
Posted by: Andrew Spark | March 13, 2006 at 10:37 PM