Compost. No one may compost on Town of Addison property. If you compost at home and would like to use that composted material on your plot, you may do so if cat and dog feces are not composted.
Compost. Gardeners will place any organic waste such as weeds, dead plants, or rotten produce, in the compost pile designated by the Garden Manager. The gardeners should cut any organic waste to 4’’ length before putting it into a compost bin and follow other compost rules as designated by the Garden Manager.
Compost. Compost provided by Xxxxxx County Publics Works will be delivered in the months of March or April.
Compost. “Compost” means the product resulting from the managed and controlled 231 biological decomposition of Organic Waste that is Source Separated from Garbage, or which is 232 separated at a centralized facility.
Compost. Dispose of weeds and plant materials in designated compost area.
Compost. Issuance of compliance agreement and compliance monitoring
Compost. 1) for and in consideration of (i) the delivery by Lionhart, LHI and GEP, to Compost, Miami and Bedminster, of the Credit (as defined under Section 2.1 of the CCF Agreement) and (ii) the execution, delivery or consummation of the agreements, promises, covenants and other undertakings by Lionhart, LHI and/or GEP as otherwise provided under the CCF Agreement, the Credit Documents and/or the Supplemental Definitive Documents ("Consideration"),
Compost. A new mutual use composting method will be available for those who want to participate. Details coming. A new water distribution method is in development. Guidelines and tips: • To water plots, please use any of the 3 water containers available on site to fill your watering cans. • When the water containers are low, please fill with the hose provided and always remember to turn off the tap when done. The tap is located at the far end of the site. • Don't leave the tap running unattended! • On hot, sunny days it is highly recommended to water in the early morning or early evening only when evaporation points are less. • Consider mulching your plot(s) to help retain moisture • Heavier but less frequent watering promotes better root growth, allowing plants to find water from the soil more effectively.
Compost. Approval is required. Container must not be immediately visible to from the ground level of adjacent Lots and odor must be controlled. Underground composting is not allowed.
