Compost Question
Hi all,
I've got a compost bin and was wondering when I should stop adding to it so that I can use well-rotted compost on my veg patch next Spring? It's a plastic dalek-style compost bin, from the council. Cheers Lucretian PS. See yous all at the Beanpole Festival, the Green Wood Centre, Ironbridge, Shropshire - Sat 19 April, 11am-4pm - the launch of National Beanpole Week -see www.greenwoodcentre.org.uk for more info. |
Compost Question
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Lucretian wrote: Hi all, I've got a compost bin and was wondering when I should stop adding to it so that I can use well-rotted compost on my veg patch next Spring? It's a plastic dalek-style compost bin, from the council. Cheers Lucretian PS. See yous all at the Beanpole Festival, the Green Wood Centre, Ironbridge, Shropshire - Sat 19 April, 11am-4pm - the launch of National Beanpole Week -see www.greenwoodcentre.org.uk for more info. Look at this in time. Bill http://www.newfarm.org/depts/NFfield_trials/2006/0413/compost.shtml -- Garden in shade zone 5 S Jersey USA |
Compost Question
On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 18:41:17 +0000, Lucretian
wrote: Hi all, I've got a compost bin and was wondering when I should stop adding to it so that I can use well-rotted compost on my veg patch next Spring? It's a plastic dalek-style compost bin, from the council. Cheers Lucretian Next spring? If I waited THAT long, all my compost would disappear! I have 4 bins going, and recently have shredded last fall's leaves which already have been decomposing. For your situation, move the contents to a chicken wire bin and start again. I guess compost happens fast in east TN. |
Compost Question
In article , Charlie wrote:
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Compost Question
"Lucretian" wrote in message ... Hi all, I've got a compost bin and was wondering when I should stop adding to it so that I can use well-rotted compost on my veg patch next Spring? I simply keep adding and when I need the compost dig it all out, use what is usable & chuck the rest back in the bin. rob |
Compost Question
"Lucretian" wrote in message ... Hi all, I've got a compost bin and was wondering when I should stop adding to it so that I can use well-rotted compost on my veg patch next Spring? It's a plastic dalek-style compost bin, from the council. Cheers Lucretian PS. See yous all at the Beanpole Festival, the Green Wood Centre, Ironbridge, Shropshire - Sat 19 April, 11am-4pm - the launch of National Beanpole Week -see www.greenwoodcentre.org.uk for more info. I just fill one bin, then start filling the other. When I need compost, I shovel the stuff off the top of the first bin into the second, until I get to good compost. Then use it up, and repeat the process the other way. |
Compost Question
On Mar 28, 10:25*pm, Charlie wrote:
Very interesting. *Doable at home perhaps, except for where does one obtain leonardite coal dust? *I couldn't find consumer amounts leaonardite = "soft coal"; halfway on the road from peat to "real" coal. gotta say, i hadn't thought of it as compost candidate before. |
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