In article , Pinot Grigio
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What do you do with what I call dirty weeds. You know the type that if they
go on the compost heap, they just wait to multiply and spread elsewhere when
the compost goes back on the garden.
I have usually put a small bag of such weeds in with the weekly rubbish
collection but probably won't be able to do that soon with a change in
rubbish collections. I also read that buried weeds don't break down when
buried in landfill sites.
I believe there are compost bins that turn out a liquid fertilizer. Would
one of these work for problem weeds?



Ours go into the bottom of Safeway bags with the tops tied up and into
the bottom of the Black Sacks for collection with the 'Household'
rubbish on a Monday morning.

We have no 'Dirty Weeds' as I speak at the moment :-))

Well bless my soul, today is Monday :-))))))))

Mike and Joan

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