Showing posts with label gedye compost bin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gedye compost bin. Show all posts

Monday, October 12, 2020

Komposting with Gedye Kompost bins.


The beginning of a semi-regular series on how I use the Gedye compost bin system from Tumbleweed to produce all the Black Gold I possibly can.

Tumbleweed https://www.youtube.com/user/YourEarthMatters/feature




Tuesday, October 15, 2019

Gedye compost bins as far as the eye can see, almost.

Gedye compost bins as far as the eye can see, almost.

I got tired 😓 of moaning to myself about not being able to make enough compost for my needs.

Tumbleweed 400L Compost Bin https://products.tumbleweed.com.au/products/400l-compost-bin




Sunday, August 19, 2018

Saturday in the garden and compost.

A rundown of Saturday's jobs in the garden.

Like;
  1. Rearrange the Compost Bins.
  2. Water, water and water and then water some more.
  3. Plant Lettuce.
  4. Water.


Monday, November 10, 2014

Three bins is way better than two.

I bought myself a new Gedye compost bin cos I'm fed up with not having enough compost.

Came home from work and filled both the 400l compost bins with what I had so I now have 800l of green waste happily composting away.

I'll empty them out every two days and put it back in to keep good aeration in the bins and speed up decomposition.

The 220l bin is full of ready to use compost and I have a wheel barrow full as well.


Three bins is way better than two.

Cheers

Stewart.

Let there be compost.

And then there were three. Let there be compost.

I couldn't wait for next weekend to get here so I went and got my compost bin with a little (a lot) help from my friend Robbie. 

Cheers and here's to making more compost.

Stewart.

Saturday, November 8, 2014

Gedye compost bin #3.

That's it, I can't take it any longer.

I'm fed up with not having enough compost.

So next weekend I'm going to buy Gedye compost bin #3.

Then I can have the 1st bin cooking, the 2nd bin brewing and the 3rd bin maturing.

I prefer making a big pile of compost and turning it regularly but I just don't have enough spare space to do this so a Gedye compost bin is the next best thing.

Cheers, still wishing for rain,

Stewart