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Plover Organic beddingI am in lust with everything on Plover Organic's website. No, nobody is actually paying me to write this. I just stumbled across them and when I saw how beautiful the patterns of their organic bedding were, I had to share with GreenDaily readers.

Their stuff is expensive, but not unreasonably so. You can get crib bedding for $65.00, around the same price you'd pay even for non-organic high quality crib bedding. And they have some gorgeous duvets for $175.


I know in hard times, people are cutting back in a big way, but if there's one thing you're going to splurge on, go for organic bedding. How much time do we spend sleeping in our chemically filled beds?!?

Plover says of their materials, "The organic cotton in Plover's linens comes from non-genetically engineered seeds grown in soil that is free of pesticides, herbicides or other cytotoxins--keeping those poisons away from those you love and out of the ecosystem."

They also use organic dyes and practice Fair Trade manufacturing. Plover is the real deal! Visit their website if you like what you see in the gallery!

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