Sawdust is very high in carbon, so to make good compost you must balance it with nitrogen‑rich “greens” (like grass clippings, manure, or food scraps), keep the pile moist, and turn it regularly. Here are three practical recipes tailored for different gardening needs. — ## 🌱 Recipe 1: Sawdust + Grass Clippings Compost – **Ingredients:** – 2 parts sawdust (untreated,…
Mulch left after stump grinding doesn’t have to go to waste — it can be reused for soil improvement, landscaping, composting, erosion control, or pathways. — ### 🌳 Five Practical Uses for Stump Grinding Mulch 1. **Soil Amendment** – Mix stump mulch into garden beds to improve soil structure. – It helps retain moisture and adds organic matter as it…
Can I plant a new tree after grinding a stump? It’s usually possible to plant a new tree in the same spot. We grind the stump’s root system to a depth of 12 inches. The root ball of young trees fits comfortably. But what if I want to plant a mature tree? The root system of the stump is not…
How to grow healthy tomatoes? Organic farming products have long been a priority in the diet of people who value their health. But few people know that tomatoes with the precious label “organic” can be inexpensively grown on your own plot of land. Many may object claiming that it will not be possible to stick a seedling into the ground…
