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Making Compost

A balanced organic mixture, properly layered, creates a rich soil additive

Making Compost
Lee Reich, author of "The Pruning Book" advises gardeners to take the time to balance the ingredients in your compost to get a rich, dark-brown mixture with a woodsy aroma.
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      Gary Junken

      What you put into your compost pile determines what you get out. Lee Reich, Ph.D., author of The Pruning Book and “hands-in-the-dirt” gardener, advises to take the time to get the right balance of ingredients in your compost. The result will be a rich, dark-brown mixture with a pleasant, woodsy aroma.

      For a more detailed look at building a compost bin and fine-tuning its ingredients, see Lee’s article, “Making Compost,” in the September/October 2001 issue of Fine Gardening (#81).

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