I have made tons of compost by hand. What you are talking about is called
"sheet compost" and it works. Or you do not have to bury it. Just put on top
of the ground the way Nature does it. The forest does very well leaving it on
top of the ground. So will the garden. I no longer make compos
Judy,
We are not experts in the field of compost, though we do compost a good bit.
>From experience, there seems to be no real issue with digging in coffee
grounds. As long as it is not excessive, proportionally to the soil. The
egg shells will not decompose quickly, so even in compost, they c
The best thing to do Judy is to dig the food scraps into the ground in an
area where you plan to plant in a month or so. To put it simply, let the
decomposition process take place so it doesn't compete with plant growth.
I have placed coffee grounds (no filters) around plants and have found that
i
Can I dig some food scraps directly into the ground around plants in my
vegetable garden, such as egg shells, coffee grounds, etc? Or is it a must to
use a compost pile. Not to sound too lazy, but I'm wondering which things
could be dug in and which really should be put into a compost pile.
Thanks Diane for promoting the listserv -- I am my own worst promoter...
But I need to clarify how one should subscribe to the listserv.
Two options:
One way is to email [EMAIL PROTECTED], and in the body of the email
type "subscribe comgar-l". No need to put anything in the subject line,
only "s
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