If you have a good "hot" compost bin with the addition of horse manure or
lashings of urine then you should not have any problem whatever with seeding
I certainly have not and I throw everything including weeds into any one of
my 7 bins
"Alison" o.uk wrote in
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Hello Again

Looks like you've all been busy out there in this lovely summer (overall).

Baby Rowan arrived 6 weeks pre-term/premature (he wasn't due until this
coming weekend) so we've had a big dose of Intensive Care and
hospitalisation but we're home now and I've been trying to get the garden
back under control.

The gardening question is...
Chopping the top growth off things like Aqualegias and Jacobs Ladder - if
I
bung it all in the compost bin, will the seeds germinate absolutely
everywhere next year when it's worked into the garden? Similarly with
Rose
Bay Willow Herb that is in flower and podding a lil but hasn't yet got the
fluffy stage of seeding (these things seem to have a nasty habit of
'fluffing' in the compost bin so I was wondering if the seeds are viable
then or not?)

TIA
--Alison