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Welcome to the Butler Garden! As a gardener, you have the ability to communicate with your fellow gardeners by using this blog. This was created to better our garden by sharing ideas, concerns, tips, and tools and more in the most efficient way. You are encouraged to contribute any necessary information regarding the garden that will assist your fellow gardeners.
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Composter Status
Composter is Working! Please see instructions on proper use.
YES - COMPOST
- fruit/vegetable scraps
- bread/rice/pasta
- eggshells (rinsed & crushed)
- cornhusks
- coffee grounds
- tea bags (staple removed)
- garden/grass clippings
NO - DON'T COMPOST
- NO BAGS - including Biodegradable ones! They don't decompose fast enough
- pet droppings
- meat scraps, poultry, or bones
- fish and seafood
- dairy products
- greasy foods, fat, or oil
- corncobs
- plastic or metal (remove grocery stickers)
- pine needles
- sticks & weeds
How to Compost
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I don't have anything exotic to exchange. I'm going to be boring this year as it's been a while since I truly worked the earth. However, if you want to get rid of something I have yet to buy, let me know and maybe we can work something out.
ReplyDeleteAny extra seeds I have are only going to go to waste. I like to keep fresh seeds. Anyone is welcome. Just let me know.
ReplyDeleteGrn/red bell peppers, zucchini, cucumber, jalapeno.
I would love to try planting jalapeno's. I'm sure they are also great to put near the fence line. I can't imagine an animal liking these peppers!
ReplyDeleteI'll try to catch up with you on this one...