The Compost Deal (Part 3)

[jihadacadien]

I'd say compost is the best for pots.....but bigger the pot the better!

[Isiahxwdf]

w w w . t u b e v i e w s . n e t Finally a way to have control over where your video are shown when people are searching Youtube!

I was skepic about this service, but wow lol, not any more!

[Praxxus55712]

I don't understand why you didn't just plant the beans outside.

[GivingItAGo]

@Praxxus55712 The reasoning was that to start with, while they are small it is better to protect them from the elements. Then bing them out when they are larger.

[dionysusstar]

Should definetly have a compost pile in the backyard...wouldn't take up much room and would provide excellent free organic compost to keep the garden going.

[GivingItAGo]

@dionysusstar Yes we do, but it takes a year or 2 to make compost from waste and we needed some to get us started.

[panzermort]

arent blue bells protected ???

you broke the law dude

[BaghdadBeat07]

Beautiful bluebells! Watching your vid made me feel so guilty for having done nothing yet to our vegetable patch which is now buried under heaps of weed...

[GivingItAGo]

@BaghdadBeat07 So you have had three more years. Have you done anything now?

[cccjohnnycashfan]

um a 100...lol the dude holding the camera is funny

[GivingItAGo]

Thanks, yeah he is funny, we like him.

[mlooshka]

Whilst you're putting in this garden, you should also be creating a compost heap. If you want more info on how to do this, just ask :)

[GivingItAGo]

Thanks. We are keeping all the bio-degradable wste from the kitchen. But we have not go around to getting a container for them. We will soon though.

[TheLastHumanOnEarth]

my wifes been wanting to grow food too, ill make sure she subscribes soon.

[GivingItAGo]

Thanks!

[pinklefish]

Bluebells are rare! In Europe anyway. You could always dig them up, put them in pots and keep them for decoration.

[GivingItAGo]

Actually we did dig some of them up and pot them. They grew about 1.5 feet tall and the flowers turned to buds which then weight the plant down. I am not sure what to do with the buds which I assume are the seeds. I might throw them in a wood somewhere where they have a chance of growing next year.