Carlos del Amo / Smart Growth Realty |
As we were moving in line to get our trees we saw some local Green vendors we were meeting along the way. I saw a pick up truck in back of a tent with dismantled plastic pieces that looked like a compost bin. I asked the nice gentleman if they were selling the compost bins and at what price ? He said they are FREE but you need to sign a waiver and some forms. I figured a free compost bin could never hurt. After we picked our Avocado,Mango,Jack fruit and Buttonwood we were escorted to the truck by a nice gentleman and his son that were volunteering to help the residents carry their trees to the cars. ( pictured above right)
Compost Bin at home. |
Composting is no crock of sh#t. The compost bin came in several parts with instructions on how to assemble and what to put in. We have wanting one for awhile. The bin shown on the left is filled with yard clipping,organic soil, brown leaves,food waste,coffee grounds,tea bags and even dryer lint. The winter months are perfect for accumulating compost ready for the April fertilization of our trees. It will take longer now because the heat and humidity are not as strong.
Overall we had a nice time at adopt a tree met some interesting people who were as passionate about the environment as we are.
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