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re: Tips for Compost Beginner
Posted on 4/11/20 at 2:55 pm to saw36
Posted on 4/11/20 at 2:55 pm to saw36
OP you inspired me to build a respectable bin instead of the leaf piles I had all over the yard. I screwed four wood pallets together in a shady spot, raked up all my rotten piles, pulled up a bunch of weeds and clover, shredded some cardboard boxes and watered the whole thing down
I also tossed in a bag of composted manure I had. I picked up tons of earthworms from my piles of rotted leaves and I had an old trampoline on the ground near my barn that was covered in a few inches of rotten leaves so I have about half the bin filled up with a good start. Wet the bin down every few inches or so
so there you go...compost bin 101
I also tossed in a bag of composted manure I had. I picked up tons of earthworms from my piles of rotted leaves and I had an old trampoline on the ground near my barn that was covered in a few inches of rotten leaves so I have about half the bin filled up with a good start. Wet the bin down every few inches or so
so there you go...compost bin 101
Posted on 4/12/20 at 4:48 pm to cgrand
Thanks for all the tips. Not sure my yard is conducive to a pile. I have a smallish lot in a subdivision, so no real place to put a bin that wouldn’t be right up against a fence or my house. My backyard is also set up with a sprinkler system and the couple of spots that a bin may work would also require me to make some adjustments to that as well.
All this research has got me thinking next spring before growing season I should aerate my lawn and bring in a truck load compost to spread in the yard and rebuild my flower beds. Guess lawn research is part of the suburb life.
All this research has got me thinking next spring before growing season I should aerate my lawn and bring in a truck load compost to spread in the yard and rebuild my flower beds. Guess lawn research is part of the suburb life.
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