We’ve reviewed a few sites and blogs with information that we think you might find helpful on how to “get your green back” in your Palm Harbor manufactured home or modular home. If you have a green web site you think others would enjoy, just email us a link at email@palmharbor.com and we will take a look at it and add it to our list.

Pays to Live Green View Site

Perhaps no other website embodies the idea of “get your greenback:” as well as Pays to Live Green. It’s self-proclaimed motto is to “Save Green by Going Green.” Covering everything from alternative energy sources to making homemade croutons to a rating for the latest and greatest in composting products, this site lays out the best ways to go green and save green.

Green Savvy Café View Site

A fresh and easy discussion of easy ways to be “green” without killing yourself and “get your green back.” Be sure to check out the post on “What Shade of Green Are You” to find out where you are on the “Green-O-Meter.”

The Daily Green View Site

Good Housekeeping’s green website offers a host of great tips on how to save money and spend wisely when you go green. Hint: Don’t drink bottled water. It’s possibly not good for you and definitely not good for the environment. Plus, you can keep that dollar in your pocket and just drink what comes out of the tap! Hope you enjoy the posts by the “Green Cheapskate” as much as we did! He definitely know how to “get his green back”!

Planet Forward and the Sustainable Scribe View Site

Don’t be turned off by Planet Forward’s shameless schlepping of “green” bags, t-shirts, cleaning items, etc. Dig around a bit in the navigation to find the great green recipes, tips, etc. also available there. And if you subscribe to blogs, the Sustainable Scribe is one you won’t want to miss in your weekly reads to help you “get your green back.”

The Green Phone Booth View Site

Women of every age and shade of green will find something on this light-hearted blog to entertain them on their daily journey to “get their green back”! They take life simply and share their experiences in a fun way to help you make your life simpler, greener and more affordable.

The Conscious Shopper View Site

This budget-conscious mom from the deep South shares her journey to go green and do it affordably as a relatively new “green” convert. You will love her light-hearted look at life and green living on a budget.

Local Harvest View Site

Support your local farm family and eat great organic food. Local Harvest helps you find farmers’ markets, family farms, and other sources of sustainable food grown in your area, where you can buy produce, grass-fed meats, and many other goodies. And their online products and list of Farmer’s Market blogs has loads of information. Information on planting, harvesting, cooking and buying the best produce can also be found here.

Slate: The Green Lantern View Site

You are going to make your 3-bean salad for your family reunion, but which is greener: dried kidney beans in a bag or those “ready-to-go” beans in the can? The answer is not as easy as you may think! This blog offers “illuminating answers to environmental questions.” Then you can decide how green you want to be in your follow through.

Green Daily View Site

Green daily covers everything from green entertainment to celebrity green news to news, home, health and fashion. Most importantly for those of us working to “get our green back,” it has a host of quick and easy tips for going green and saving money!

Street Use View Site

Okay – so this one really stretches the limits of the whole “recycle and reuse” thing, but we couldn’t leave it out! You are going to have to check out the crazy and inventive ways that people have developed to recycle what they have into what they need! It will make you think twice before you throw away that miss-matched flip flop and an old pair of jeans!

Autoblog Green View Site

Okay – so we really like cars and are kinda skeptical about this whole hybrid thing. The Autoblog follows the automobile industry’s foray into green and gives an honest report on its efforts. Did you know that hybrids get more tickets? Hmmm. Definitely want to check this one out before making a hybrid part of your “get your green back” plan.

Master Composter View Site

This one definitely falls under the “How To” category for the “green-ite” who has moved a bit further down the train and wants to 1) reduce waste, 2) begin to grow some of your own foods and 3) take advantage of what you have to enrich your own soil naturally. While not very pretty, the Master Composter has a wealth of information for the next stage of “getting your green back.”