Composting the Holidays

Utilize the abundance of autumn leaves, jack-o-lanterns, hay bales, scarecrows, pumpkins, fir boughs, pine trees, mistletoe, holly wreaths, poinsettias, and more! Use holiday decorations and materials to create mulch and compost for your garden.

Your trash bin should not be overflowing during the fall and winter holiday seasons. Think organically! Many materials require some preparation, while others should be composted by a specific method or only in specific circumstances. Read Composting the Holidays to learn how to:

-- Benefit from ALL those autumn leaves
-- Compost food waste in a compost pile (using pumpkins as an example)
-- Discover if ash from the fireplace is acceptable in a compost system
-- Make use of fir and pine trees, garlands, boughs, & wreaths
-- Manage holiday greenery such as holly, mistletoe, herbs, flowers, and other plants
-- Convert boxes, packing materials, & wrapping paper to a soil amendment
-- And more!

How many of your holiday discards could be composted? Check the Index which is included in the FREE EXCERPT to see which materials are addressed in this eBook!

As an added bonus, Appendixes have been included on topics which are important to gardeners during the autumn and winter months:
-- Fall Soil Preparation
-- Mulch
-- Winter Pile Composting

Get your copy of Composting the Holidays today!