The Organic Book of Compost
- Price
- $19.99
From the UK's leading organic gardening charity comes a clear, approachable handbook to home composting. Whether you have a large garden, a small balcony, or just a kitchen bin, this book walks you through every method—cool and hot heaps, worm composting, Bokashi, tumblers, leaf mold, and more. A handy 'What can I compost?' chart answers the age-old question, and chapters on the creatures in your heap and using your finished compost round out a genuinely useful, beginner-friendly resource.
- Turn your kitchen and garden 'rubbish' into black gold—free fertilizer for your garden.
- Written by the UK's leading organic gardening charity with over fifty years of composting expertise.
- A method for every situation: gardens, balconies, boats, even schools—no yard required.
- The definitive 'Can I compost it?' chart settles every kitchen-scrap debate.
“Compost is such wonderful stuff that it is often referred to as "black gold."”
Perfect for a beginner gardener or eco-conscious homeowner who wants to turn kitchen and garden waste into rich compost and isn't sure where to start.
Product Details
- Author
- Pauline Pears
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 192
- Dimensions
- 7x9 in
- Interior
- Full Color
- Weight
- 19.1 oz
- ISBN
- 9781462112395
- SKU
- 12395
- Imprint
- Hobble Creek Press
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