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Composting - Ashes

tv3tg4 · 2016-04-21 17:49:20

it is said that you can throw ashes from a fire under a hedge or around shrubs? Are ashes compostable or should they be thrown in to the bin?

21-04-2016 5:49pm

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it is said that you can throw ashes from a fire under a hedge or around shrubs?

Are ashes compostable or should they be thrown in to the bin?

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#2 22-04-2016 10:23pm

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tv3tg4 wrote: »

it is said that you can throw ashes from a fire under a hedge or around shrubs?

Are ashes compostable or should they be thrown in to the bin?

Ashes from a log fire and to a lesser extent a turf fire are a good source of potassium for the soil, but the ashes from a coal fire contains toxins that poison the soil and should go in the bin.

I plink therefore I am

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