Have you ever wondered if there was an easy, all-natural way to feed and fertilize your garden? Or do you worry that, despite reducing, reusing and recycling, you're still throwing away too much garbage? Do you really, really like annelids? If you answered yes to any of those questions, you might be in the market for a composter.
There are composters for every household, whether you live on several widerich compost. Compost is simply the best thing you can add to your garden, whether you have a window box with flowers or a fully functioning vegetable garden. It adds organic matter to provide a substrate and retain water and nutrients that can be absorbed by your plants. Not sure what kind of composter is best for you? Read on!
Composter Types
One of the first things to consider is whether you want to make your compost in batches or have a continuous supply. Batch composting needs a lot more attention; it has to be turned every day, and you need to make sure it is moist. You also need to keep your ratio of "brown" to "green" materials consistent.
Composting Supplies
There are a few things you might need in addition to your composter. Beyond all the tools, you may also want to read a book about composting if you're just starting out.
