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Richard Rollinson

I continued to move the composted corn stalk shreddings out to the garden as mulch. You can see all the shrew activity in the shot of the top of the pile when the carpet is removed. (The shrews are ok, they just move into the next pile. Pix also show the obligatory volunteer compost tomato. Stuff was shredded last September and piled up here to sit over the winter. Turned once with a pitchfork in April and now done.





Two wire-enclosed compost piles. The right one is partially removed. The left one is fresh material just starting to rot, Everything is surrounded by a tangle of catnip, raspberries and volunteer tomato plants.
Composted corn stalks in a pile with the front of the pile removed. Brown crumbly organic matter to be used as mulch. Pile is covered by a piece of old carpet that is covered in moss. Pile is contained by wire fencing material. Tomato plant growing out of pile, raspberry bushes behind.
Composted corn stalks in a pile with the front of the pile removed. Brown crumbly organic matter to be used as mulch. Top of pile shows many shrew runs that were under the carpet covering. Pile is contained by wire fencing material. Tomato plant growing out of pile, raspberry bushes behind.
Aug 09, 2023, 11:56 PM·Public
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