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#34912 August 24th, 2005 at 04:04 AM
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Hi, i was wondering about composting (hope it's the right word) and not sure where to go, i have a area in the back yard and want to know how much of grass clippings, news paper, and scraps from the kitchen to use. Can i keep it out in the open, or should i cover it with tarp so the rain doesn't soak and make it smell. Any help would be great. How do i know when its done and readly for the garden and where else can i put it?? sorry new to this all.What can i do with all of the grass clippings i have??? thanks for any help

#34913 August 24th, 2005 at 04:48 AM
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ohhhhhhhh ladybug wavey Welcome! I don't think we've met before wink

Come on down to the organically speaking forum - we've got some new composters there as well and we've been talking about everything you're asking about wink Hope to see you there - and if you still have questions after reading through the discussions, please let us know! I love composting, and helping others start composting too! smile

#34914 August 25th, 2005 at 05:02 AM
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I put all my grass clippings in my garden for mulch. I layer it on thick so when it decays a bit its about 3 inches deep, it keeps in the moisture and I dont have to pick weeds hardly at all. At the end of the season I rototill it all into the soil. Free fertilizer smile and the worms love it too.
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