Why Composting is Essential for a Healthy Garden
Composting is a natural way to recycle organic materials and enrich your soil. Here’s why it’s essential for every gardener:
Benefits of Composting
- Improves soil fertility by adding essential nutrients.
- Reduces waste by recycling food scraps and garden clippings.
- Encourages beneficial microorganisms that promote plant health.
- Helps retain soil moisture, reducing the need for watering.
How to Start Composting
- Choose a compost bin or designated area in your yard.
- Add a mix of green (fruit peels, vegetable scraps) and brown (dry leaves, paper) materials.
- Turn the compost regularly to speed up decomposition.
- After a few months, you’ll have nutrient-rich compost for your garden.
By composting, you’ll create a sustainable cycle that benefits both your garden and the environment.
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