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Grass cuttings composted.
"Drakanthus" wrote in message ... ... Several responses mentioned mixing with Garotta or another nitrogenous activator. Garotta was out of the question as it isn't available here in France, (although alternatives are but rather expensive.) As suggested though, I opted for Ammonium Sulphate (£6 for 50kilos) My neighbours give me all their grass cuttings - and the most effective activator I've found is also free - urine! I give fresh grass cuttings a soaking over a few days and they go down very quickly - the pile gets so hot it literally steams! Provided you are not squeamish about such things a collection tip is to use an old detergent bottle - they often have extra wide necks and are excellent (if you are male). If I can't get to the bathroom if there is someone in there, I use a bucket, which could be pressed into service by eirther male or female! And somewhere around I still have a 'gusunder'! Alan -- Reply to alan(at)windsor-berks(dot)freeserve(dot)co(dot)uk -- and no I'm not taking the p*ss! Drakanthus. |
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