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Oetsch wrote on May 8th 2000, 18:42:11 about
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There was a big pile of compost in the so called »plot« of ours. And in my country a »plot« is a kind of garden, or orchard, or whatever you make of it, a plot of land to grow things on. Old people do it most, but if the old people are your grandparents, then you do it too.
So the compost pile was big, and surrounded with a kind of wooden fence. It didn't smell bad, and cucumbers grew next to it. And on the other side there were some nasty bushes and raspberry bushes too.
But the compost itself, hey, I don't remember anything special about it! We would throw them compost on the ground, and that would make the ground nice and fertile and the cucumbers would grow nicely, or anything else that we would decide to plant on our »plot«.
Mazzy wrote on Apr 13th 2000, 14:52:49 about
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I have heard it recommended that Christmas morning is a good time to turn your compost heap. Personally, I suggest taking care of turning your roast potatoes instead.
BC wrote on Apr 13th 2000, 17:32:08 about
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My compost pile once spontaneously combusted. I've heard of this happening before, but never in the middle of fall when the temperature is below fifty. The compost pile was large and endangered a nearby line of pine trees. The firefighters insisted that it was spontaneous combustion and couldn't have been lit by the neighbor's kids, since the neighbor was the chief of the volunteer fire department.
whatevernext96 wrote on Sep 21st 2001, 16:30:11 about
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Surely, old compost is warm compost sometimes even boiling in the middle? Our versatile worms don't seem to mind this at all and over the years, the one or two rats and rather more urban foxes of the neighbourhood (probably in search of a centrally heated home, canny animals) have been known to burrow into compost of all ages, but especially mature.....
Greg wrote on Aug 1st 2003, 10:09:22 about
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To me there is something particulary satisfying about tending a compost pile. That rich earthy smell, all the fascinating little organisms that live there in various symbiotic relationships... It's a perfect metaphor for the Earth and life in general.
Mazzy wrote on Aug 14th 2000, 17:15:41 about
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I've always expected compost to rhyme with lost rather than post. Realising that it in some places it might not is one of the more surprising discoveries that I've found contained within compost. A crop of new potatoes and a wasps nest can be added to the list.
daisy wrote on Apr 11th 2000, 21:57:49 about
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Good compost is the food which creates a wonderful garden. The worms love it, your plants will love it. Good compost always grows the best tomatoes.
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