This Earth Day, consider starting composting. Compost makes the BEST fertilizer for your soil! Compost tumblers are a great way to turn what you would have thrown out into fertile usable material for your plants. Its also important to keep the contents from drying out, so if youre not getting rain regularly, hit it with some water once or twice a week . The tumbler I use and other gardening items I love are on my Amazon storefront (link on Linktree in profile). Happy composting!😁🌱#OptimisticKi

Composting 101! Everything you need to know to get started making your own compost. Greens (energy): fresh grass clippings, dairy/chicken/rabbit manure, fruit and vegetable scraps, garden trimmings, coffee grounds, bedding from plant eating animals. Browns (bulking): wood chips, sawdust, hay, straw, corn stalks, cardboard, shredded paper. Balanced: deciduous leaves, horse manure with bedding, ground up tree and shrub trimmings, legume hay Avoid composting these: meat products, animal droppings f

Did you know that nearly 30% of household waste is organic matter that can be composted? 🌱 Starting your own home composting journey, aided by a kitchen counter compost bin from Seed & Sprout, is a small but impactful step towards a more sustainable future. Composting reduces landfill waste, lowering greenhouse gas emissions while enriching your soil with nutrient-rich compost for healthier gardens. It's a simple way to cut down on waste disposal costs and decrease your carbon footprint. Plus,