Have just found a hugh (20' x 10' x4') stack of 2 year (at least) old horse manure which I can have for free. there is still some evidence of the wood chips used with straw for bedding but otherwise nice and crumbly. To save money I wonder if I could use it instead of shop bought compost for growing my pots in pots.
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I'm doing the same with well rotted cow muck as an experiment!
Hopefully once the potatoes are harvested I can tip out the compost and use it as a mulch on my bedsMy Majesty made for him a garden anew in order
to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)
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Once it's well rotted, it should be just like very rich soil - wonderful !
Wish I had some....There's no point reading history if you don't use the lessons it teaches.
Head-hunted member of the Nutter's Club - can I get my cranium back please ?
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Grandpadragon, I think you were skiving the day they taught geography of the British Isles at school...wrong Dee valley !
That really would be hardcore re-cycling....There's no point reading history if you don't use the lessons it teaches.
Head-hunted member of the Nutter's Club - can I get my cranium back please ?
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As each horse produces about 1 growbagsworth of equipoo a day (we have 3 horses), just about everything in my patch is grown in the stuff although I mix it with soil to make it more manageable. Today I filled the courgette beds with a mixture of rotted equipoo and loam. I'll also put the tomatoes out at the back of the same beds tomorrow. Fingers crossed.I you'st to have a handle on the world .. but it BROKE!!
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We have a friend who is a dairy farmer. Hoping to get my hands (well, spade) on some bovipoo at the end of the year!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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