From Jenny Andrews at OFA: "The Burpee display of veggies had a great variety, and now many of them come in biodegradable containers—Ball and Burpee have been working diligently for years to find alternative materials for nursery pots since the plastic ones typically wind up in the landfill. And now they have two types, one that can be planted straight into the ground and disappear as the plant roots grow; the other is for containing the plant during transportation, but is equally degradable."
Thursday, July 16, 2009
On The Road: Burpee
From Jenny Andrews at OFA: "The Burpee display of veggies had a great variety, and now many of them come in biodegradable containers—Ball and Burpee have been working diligently for years to find alternative materials for nursery pots since the plastic ones typically wind up in the landfill. And now they have two types, one that can be planted straight into the ground and disappear as the plant roots grow; the other is for containing the plant during transportation, but is equally degradable."
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