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Turning Waste into Black Gold: The Guide of a Success Composting

You can see it here where the garden fork is used to turn the compost. This one is the most effective tool related to the compost texture and weight.

Turning Waste into Black Gold: The Guide of a Success Composting

The organic waste here consists of eggshells, coffee, fruit scraps, and vegetable scraps. It is really easy to compile all of those materials since the organic waste here is the everyday waste you have.

Turning Waste into Black Gold: The Guide of a Success Composting

The aeration is an easy process since you just have to create holes like this. You can use any tools to create the holes just based on the condition of the surface you want to add with holes.

Turning Waste into Black Gold: The Guide of a Success Composting

After several months to a year, the compost should be ready. It will be dark, crumbly, and have an earthy smell. Use it in your garden to enrich the soil.

Turning Waste into Black Gold: The Guide of a Success Composting

Start with a layer of browns, then add greens. Keep adding these layers, ensuring you maintain a balance. Ideally, the ratio of browns to greens should be about 3:1.

Turning Waste into Black Gold: The Guide of a Success Composting

You can simply use the thermometer to monitor your compost temperature. It is like the thermometer that you use for the succulents and other garden needs.

Turning Waste into Black Gold: The Guide of a Success Composting

After choosing the right spot, here is an example of the composting bin that you can choose. It has directions about how to make the compost so that you can do the composting easily.

Turning Waste into Black Gold: The Guide of a Success Composting

You can moisten the compost by simply watering it by using the water can. It’s like the can that you commonly use to water your plants. So simple but should be careful not to make it too much watered.

Turning Waste into Black Gold: The Guide of a Success Composting

Basically, composting is a natural process of decomposition. Organic materials break down into nutrient-rich substances through the action of microorganisms, such as bacteria and fungi, as well as macro-organisms like earthworms and insects.

Turning Waste into Black Gold: The Guide of a Success Composting

Composting is an age-old practice that has gained renewed attention in recent years as people become more environmentally conscious and look for sustainable ways to manage waste. At its core, composting is the process of converting organic waste like food scraps, yard clippings, and paper products into a rich, soil-like substance known as compost.

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Reasons Why You Should Have Perennial Flowers for Your Garden

Look at how adorable the hostas is. It has such massive foliage just like a bouquet. Another surprise is that this plant has pretty flowers towering up not to make it covered by the leaves.

Reasons Why You Should Have Perennial Flowers for Your Garden

Known for their vibrant colors and trumpet-shaped flowers, daylilies are extremely hardy and can thrive in a variety of soil types and climates.

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Reasons Why You Should Have Perennial Flowers for Your Garden

Peonis is so pretty. You can see it here where the peonies have a rose shape. The colors also varied which made it even more interesting. If you want to color your garden with something pretty, peonies are the best one.

Reasons Why You Should Have Perennial Flowers for Your Garden

If you want to have sunflowers for your garden in small versions, rudbeckia is the one that I recommend. You can grow the rudbeckia in a wide area to make it look stand out to beautify your garden.

some purple flowers are growing in the grass

Reasons Why You Should Have Perennial Flowers for Your Garden

Famous for its fragrant purple flowers and silvery foliage, lavender is a great choice for both ornamental and culinary uses.

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