Here's this year's batch of compost. We are suppose to get some rain this weekend, so I spread some on the existing garden so that it might get soaked in. I think this year we will try permaculture sheet mulching some flower beds and bring in some organic matter to raise and expand the vegetable garden (we've invited K&J to share the space with us). I'm eager to see abundant production so that I might be able to really introduce my
From Dirt to Door micro-enterprise (stay tuned for more information about this). The red-winged blackbirds returned today...Spring is definitely in the air.
Here's this year's batch of compost. We are suppose to get some rain this weekend, so I spread some on the existing garden so that it might get soaked in. I think this year we will try permaculture sheet mulching some flower beds and bring in some organic matter to raise and expand the vegetable garden (we've invited K&J to share the space with us). I'm eager to see abundant production so that I might be able to really introduce my From Dirt to Door micro-enterprise (stay tuned for more information about this). The red-winged blackbirds returned today...Spring is definitely in the air.
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Yay for red wing black birds! I think of fishing every time I hear them. Your compost looks good, I eagerly await the results of your gardening enterprise this year. Good luck!
We just started composting with worms and so far have had good results. After a while there should be enough Worms to make another bin. Let me know if your interested. They are real handy in the winter months.
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