3 Ways To Feed Your Soil With Fallen Leaves
November 21, 2023Rather than bag and trash leaves, you can create mulch, soil conditioner and compost from fallen leaf debris to build your garden’s growing materials.
Rather than bag and trash leaves, you can create mulch, soil conditioner and compost from fallen leaf debris to build your garden’s growing materials.
From unused liquids to coffee grounds and spent corks to good ol’ compost, the home is filled with materials that will do your garden good (and save you some cash).
Give your soil a boost with some homemade compost tea. In this book excerpt, author Chris McLaughlin tells you how to “brew” your own.
If you get some livestock manure compost from a neighbor or your own animals, the broken-down material can be a big boost to garden soil efficiency and overall structure.
Something went really wrong inside this plastic compost bin, which was too cold and stinky, but we set things right with a simple makeover.
Grinding up your compostables into smaller pieces aids in the decomposition process, meaning you’ll have black gold in no time.
From space constraints to to foul odors, composting in the city isn’t easy, so take matters into your own hands.
Go forth and make compost. And with these tips, make it with little effort at all.
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