Guest guest Posted June 23, 2005 Report Share Posted June 23, 2005 Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 22:19:23 -0000 Since we just have decorative lava rock for front yard landscaping and a dirt back yard, I don't have leaves and grass to compost with...so I just keep vegetable scraps in a bag in the refrigerator and when it's full, I dig another hole in the garden, dump it in and shop it up with a shovel before burying it. Now I have lots of worms. When I started there were none. I'm guessing this is the old fashioned way of composting! From: " Debbie " <aromatic_wings@...> Subject: Re: coffee grounds & egg shells Well I do not have a back yard or anykind of yard to put my compost in.. so it will have to be in some sort of container... i grow wheat grass for my cats and had seen i can use these pads in the compost also...and since I do not have a yard for worms to come to me... maybe the egg shells and coffee grinds will give it enough of what it needs... i think the worm casings were for like nitrogen.. also to help stir the dirt. > I remember my grama always had a container of vegetable peelings, apple cores, and coffee grounds on the kitchen counter and everyday they got emptied onto the compost pile in the backyard. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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