Some of the edges have to be cut down to the stud so that they can be nailed together.
Here is the finished product.
I have only got about half that compost shoveled back in but I can work on it at my own pace. The compost bin opens into the garden so that when I want to spread the compost it will be easy.
Looks like space for a LOT of compost...
ReplyDeleteI have a LOT of compost, lol.
ReplyDeleteThat is clever, using pallets. Did you see my recent post about making one long compost with no dividing walls. It is working well so far.
ReplyDeleteHi, popped in from A Home Grown Journal-I saw your comment on Directv and thought-gee, I can relate. If I was alone, I would definately get rid of tv first! Thanks for the chuckle!
ReplyDeleteI don't even watch the tv all day, it is one of those things I might do if I was really bored but the first thing that Phil does when he comes in is pop on that tv.
ReplyDeleteHazel, No I hadn't seen that post on your blog but just went and read it. I have a terrible time keeping a hot pile since most of my manure is chicken manure and vegetable scraps. The only time it is hot is when I add grass clippings usually. I am hoping to get a better system of turning with the bins.
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