A strange thought whilst weeding = compost food

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  1. Sian in Belgium

    Sian in Belgium Total Gardener

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    I've just spend a relaxed 20 mins in the shade of the house, weeding out a trug-full of what I would call "harmless" weeds. Very pleasant, as I see what naturally grows well in this recently changed environment (since the neighbour's conifers came down, much more light...). At the end,of course, I am rewarded with a trug full of weeds to add to the compost. A sort of "harvest" of compost food.

    Am I alone in thinking like this? Do I need help? (Ok, I know the answer to that one!!)
     
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    • Phil A

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      It's all a way of storing the energy from the sun :)
       
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        No and yes :heehee:

        Quite a few years back, I had some left over cooked vegetables which needed to be thrown away. Couldn't bear the thought! So, I blitzed them in the food processor, added the days cooking water to thin it down and then ... poured it into my watering cans :redface: :whistle: (Didn't have a compost bin back then). I just called it vegetable tea :heehee:
         
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