Turning your organic waste into compost is not only good for the garden; it reduces your rubbish as well.
Mulch keeps your garden looking tidy, reduces the need to water, suppresses weeds and it makes use of material that might otherwise be dumped in a landfill.
Growing your own herbs is easy, satisfying, and saves money on fresh herb plants sold at supermarkets – not to mention the packaging that goes with them.
If you are lucky enough to have fruit trees or a vegetable garden, or access to cheap produce when it is in season, you might want to try keeping it longer by preserving it.
Composting is a natural process that breaks down organic material like leaves, grass clippings, food scraps and paper into a nutrient rich soil like material, which is great for the garden!
Worm farms break down your organic rubbish into nutrient-rich compost and ‘worm juice’ that can then be used in your garden.
Effective Micro-organism (EM) composting is a bucket system that uses micro-organisms to break down food scraps into a compost and liquid fertilizer, which you can then use in your garden.
