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Garden Compost

  • 28-12-2011 4:55pm
    #1
    GreyEagle
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    I’m looking for ideas on covering one of those upright plastic compost containers? I recently harvested a few barrow loads of excellent compost.:) and now the process has slowed down due to winter temperatures. What’s the best covering to use? Any ideas welcome.

    Another Question. Why is there no Gardening Forum on B.ie?:confused:


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  • #2
    looksee
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    Mod: moved to Gardening from O&O


  • #3
    GreyEagle
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    Thanks Mod


  • #4
    redser7
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    You don't need to cover it, it will slow down anyway. You can keep it ticking over by using grass clipping and seaweed and urine which are great activators. But decomposition will be slower during winter. You can also chuck some of your made compost or fresh manure in, that will help too. If there are still lots of worms at the base of the composter they will help.


  • #5
    GreyEagle
    Closed Accounts Posts: 318 ✭✭GreyEagle


    redser7 wrote: »
    You don't need to cover it, it will slow down anyway. You can keep it ticking over by using grass clipping and seaweed and urine which are great activators. But decomposition will be slower during winter. You can also chuck some of your made compost or fresh manure in, that will help too. If there are still lots of worms at the base of the composter they will help.

    Thanks. I left some of the last compost in the base, lots of worms too. I'll add the grass, seaweed and urine.


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