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Compacted Soil

super strong hand trowel and fork you will get no where...my only solution was to lay cardboard down..and make a temporary raised bed,fill with manure and anuuals and the odd shurb and after a year the worms did what only a digger could and i can now get by Christine Bethell

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14/04/2012 14:41:52

by rosie plum

Talkback: Mulch, mulch, mulch

the worms get on with it. Got a few feathered visitors too - after the worms I suppose. Alas I have no room for a compost bin but I munch up prunings during the year and store them in black bin liners, under the oil tank. They take between 12 and 18 months by Paul Narramore

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28/11/2011 18:30:56

by Fereadapota

Is there anything I can't compost?

the medium too acid for the worms. I put banana skins in, but some advise against this as they might attract rodents. Yes you can add manure - I don't think anyone would advise against that! Mixing the compost, in my understanding, improves aeration by Mummy Muddy Paws

17/10/2012 18:00:58

by FloBear

Building a Compost Heap

I've been aquiring some wooden pallets so that I can follow this guide on building a compost bin. I was wondering, has anyone else here done anything similar and what are your thoughts on lining it to make it hotter? I tend to hoarde all by Rob Stevens

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26/06/2012 00:00:10

by Rob Stevens

Talkback: Insects on compost heaps

: remnants of egg casings from the snakes. In a recent programme on the Baltic states it was mentioned that these snakes were venerated and worshiped there. I feel privileged. It is amusing to see adverts and articles extolling the benefits of compost making by Estelle Bryers

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28/11/2011 18:31:33

by Wendy's-worms

Talkback: Quicker compost

and got our compost, what are the guidelines for using it for sewing seeds..I would like to mix up my own but cant find any info... I haven't found any worms in my compost ! I add a mixture of waste as directed in any compost making info. once the top by Girlsrock2

28/11/2011 18:39:48

by jewelry making

Talkback: How to build a compost bin

compost bins for about 6 years and it works well, producing good compost.On our exposed site we have found it best to line the bin with old cardboard boxes placed between the two layers of each pallet and also to put newspaper inside.If you make a row by toddbudnikas

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07/05/2012 17:22:06

by SIMONNE15

Composter advice

compost you can make, assuming that your garden produces plenty of green waste but they take up quite a bit of room. Are you going to turn your compost or are you planning on filling it one year and emptying it the following year? I have a compost bin by Citygardener

04/09/2012 16:38:25

by figrat

Bark mulch

naturally be found beneath leaves, and dead bark. Blackbirds in my garden make a similar mess with any compost, or manure, put on the garden. They are searching for worms and grubs.Sparrows and tits, on the other hand, are seed feeders. So they don't bother by DavesBonnyLass

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23/05/2012 10:23:43

by DavesBonnyLass

Talkback: Composting

of water but dont make it to wet you will see the worms cuming and it will feel warm you will no then it is working it will take atime to rot down i get sume good compost from mine Composting, It's addictive. Last year I decided to start growing a few by Libby

28/11/2011 18:37:27

by berd321

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