Make Your Own Compost with Garden Waste

Here are the sort of things you can add to your compost kit or bin:
- Soft hedge clippings
- Old bedding plants
- Weeds and lawn mowings
- Fallen leaves
- Kitchen waste such as vegetable peelings
Make sure , if you’re going to add kitchen waste to your compost, don’t add any food waste, and don’t add any meat or chicken. This materials will only attract pests and scavengers.
Build up your composting of waste in layers. Every six inches or so, add a layer of soil, or some fresh manure. And once your heap or bin is full, keep it covered for about six months. An old bit of carpet will do the job here.
All your ingredients will biodegrade, leaving a fibrous soil for plants. You’ll then have an ample supply of nutritious soil-improver, all without spending money, and all without producing any waste at all.
Make a Trip to the Tip
Most tips and recycling centers have a specific area for organic garden waste composting. Here are some examples of the sort of things they accept:
- Grass and weeds
- Leaves and flowers
- Pruned branches, clippings, twigs, and barkHome-grown fruit and vegetables
Recycle Now has an excellent recycling locator compost fertilizer. Just fill in their online form and they’ll help you find your nearest recycling centre.
Recycle Now also recommends using strong and durable bags to transport your waste material, rather than ordinary bin liners, and they advise against overfilling your bags. This way, you can simply empty your waste at the site of compost. And as the bag is less likely to damage with waste, you can take it back home with you, ready to use again next time.
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