g'day andrea,

it can be a good way to spread weeds around, usually needs hot
composting to try and destroy any stray seeds no gurantee though. i
have used it on gardens but then covered it with a good layer of mulch
hay or the like. best place for it is on the lawn save on lawn feeding
minimises lawn grub attacks (because no chemical fertilisers have been
used) and helps the lawn to need less watering.

len

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