but handling can be difficult. Surface composting involves spreading mowed grass and certain shredded garden waste on the ground. It is reserved for green waste and must be applied with caution, as some fragile plants may suffer from it. Practical tips for successful composting. - Fragment waste in ...
e and compostable. It carries the 'OK compost' label and can be composted in only 4 to 8 weeks. It is therefore accepted at the waste disposal center with green waste. Did you know? : the Fir Bag is the result of a long chain of solidarity. About twenty disabled people work on the packaging of ...
ow that bio-waste refers to: - kitchen and table waste - leftovers from meals or their preparation - uneaten expired products - green waste from park and garden maintenance such as shrub and hedge trimmings, dead leaves or Lawn clippings... All these organic wastes have in c ...
reparing your vegetable garden for a dry regime is therefore to provide a good thickness of mulch, favoring plant materials such as straw, nettles or green waste such as grass clippings. In practice, you should spread on the ground a mulch 8 to 10 cm thick, preferably right after watering and lig ...
asures are essential to limit the risk of fire: • for smokers: always throw cigarette butts in an ashtray and never out of the car window! • for gardeners: do not burn green waste from the garden but take it to the dump • for barbecue enthusiasts: always make sure to light the barb ...
risk a fine for illegal dumping of trash, which can range from €35 to €150. Bring it to a collection point. Christmas trees fall into the category of green waste. That's why they cannot be thrown away with regular trash, but must be brought to a waste disposal center or to a dedicated collection ...
n. More specifically, it is a vegetable charcoal obtained by pyrolysis of organic materials from various sources, such as crop residues, food waste, green waste, or by-products of the wood industry. 2- How is biochar made? The main difference between biochar and simple charcoal lies in the manufact ...
den. Even in a landscaped area with very little watering, gardeners have much to do. It is particularly important to use clippings, prunings, and all green waste from the garden to mulch the soil and feed the compost. What are the most suitable plants for xeriscaping? As the name suggests, xeriscapi ...
r mulch? Multiple options exist for gardeners who want to mulch the soil of a vegetable garden. The most economical solutions involve collecting some green waste from the garden, such as dead leaves or grass clippings. But be careful: not all organic materials are equal and they are not used in the ...