I follow Felder Rushing’s 2 rules of composting, “Stop throwing that stuff away, and pile it up somewhere.” (If you ever have an opportunity to hear Felder speak, go for it. He is awesome!) I never have enough to top dress the entire garden, but I use it for new plantings. All these beauties had a shovelful added to the planting hole.
The purple plant is Pineapple lily, orange is butterfly weed, yellow is a spider daylily and silver is a chrysantemum called 'Gold and Silver'
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I spent a pleasant morning chasing him around the yard. He has little to do with compost other than he likes the flowers to grow lush. I LOVE butterflies; I’m going to order the new book “Butterflies of Alabama”.
Because I don’t turn the pile, it never heats up enough to kill seeds. Consequently I have lots of bonus plants that grow out of the compost. These mystery tomatoes have been transplanted to the vegetable garden, and they are doing well. In addition to the half dozen tomato plants, I also scored an artemisia and a sedum.
Don’t be intimedated by the many composting methods out there. Just “Stop throwing that stuff away, and pile it up somewhere.” It really is that easy!