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. Make a list of what you would and wouldn't like your Sitter to add to your compost.
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. Well-composted, stable, and weed-free organic matter, pH range of 5.5 to 8; moisture content 35 to 55 percent by weight; 100 percent passing through 1-inch sieve.
Compost and Miami, 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. Compost bins are available at the garden. Please follow posted guidelines for use. Please add only small garden waste and plant-based food scraps to the bins—no meat, milk, fish or bones. To prevent spreading disease from plants and allow compost to effectively decompose, please DO NOT put woody stalks, dead tomato plants, or weeds in the compost bins. Such debris should be placed in the spot behind the shed. See signs posted at the garden. Please carry out anything that cannot be composted. Trash, animal products, and processed foods of any kind should not be placed in the compost bins. For more information on composting request information from PCG contacts or see xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/publications/1143e/ Requirements for Maintaining Raised Beds and Paths: Each raised bed is approximately 4 feet by 10-12 feet. All gardeners are responsible for the regular maintenance and upkeep of their own garden plots. Weekly visits are recommended to weed, water, and harvest in a timely manner. If any plot remains unattended for more than three weeks, gardeners will be contacted regarding continued interest, and their plot may be reassigned. Gardeners agree to follow the recommendations for weed control, insect management, fertilizers and soil amendments listed on page 4. Gardeners are requested to monitor and control weeds and insect pests on their assigned plots because weeds and harmful pests do not respect boundaries and could spread into other plots. Gardeners are responsible, with adjacent gardeners, for keeping pathways bordering their beds weeded and unobstructed and preventing plants from overgrowing and blocking pathways. Gardeners should also try to avoid shading neighboring beds with tall plants by planting them in the center or south side of their plots. Unless permission is otherwise granted, gardeners may harvest vegetables and flowers from their own garden beds only. At the end of the growing season, or by December 1, gardeners are responsible for clearing their plots of all plant material and leaving their plots as they found them in the spring. Returning gardeners may leave perennial plants and structures in place by request. Do’s and Don’t’s for Pest Management and Fertilizers: Weed Control Recommended: Use hay to mulch around established seedlings then hand weed as needed. Prohibited: Herbicides of any kind are prohibited because they are hazardous to human health and may kill or damage desirable crops, drift into neighboring gardens, or rem...
Compost. Xxxxxx Backyard Farms will build a compost area close to the plot. The landowner agrees to provide Xxxxxx Backyard Farms with all of their acceptable surplus kitchen and yard waste. The resulting compost will be utilised to maintain a healthy and productive garden.
