Common use of Composting Clause in Contracts

Composting. Non-invasive plant material from garden plots may be composted in the bins provided at each garden. Signs will be posted indicating into which bins materials should be placed. Seeding weeds and diseased plants should be placed in a separate, labeled bin as to not compromise usable compost. All invasive weeds/plants must be promptly removed from the garden premises by the gardener and may not be placed in the compost. Gardeners must not place any materials in the wooded areas at any garden.

Composting. Non-invasive plant material from garden plots may be composted in the bins provided at each garden. Signs will be posted indicating into which bins materials should be placed. Seeding weeds and diseased plants should be placed in a separate, labeled bin bin, as to not compromise usable compost. All invasive weeds/plants must be promptly removed from the garden premises by the gardener and may not be placed in the compostcompost (See Section 12 for invasive plant information). Gardeners must not place any materials in the wooded areas at any garden.

Composting. Non-invasive plant material from garden plots may be composted in the bins provided at each garden. Signs will be posted indicating into which bins materials should be placed. Seeding weeds and diseased plants should be placed in a separate, labeled bin as to not compromise usable compost. All invasive weeds/plants must be promptly removed from the garden premises by the gardener and may not be placed in the compost. Gardeners must not place any materials in the wooded areas at any either garden.

Composting. Non-invasive plant material from garden plots may be composted in the bins provided at each garden. Signs will be posted indicating into which bins materials should be placed. Seeding weeds and diseased plants should be placed in a separate, labeled bin as to not compromise usable compost. All invasive weeds/plants must be promptly removed from the garden premises by the gardener and may not be placed in the compostcompost (See Section 12 for invasive plant information). Gardeners must not place any materials in the wooded areas at any garden. Compost bins are for items from CGP gardens only – No home kitchen scraps, yard waste, or other non-garden compostable items are allowed to be dropped off in CGP bins.

Composting. Non-invasive plant material from garden plots may be composted in the bins provided at each garden. Signs will be posted indicating into which bins materials should be placed. Seeding weeds and diseased plants should be placed in a separate, labeled bin as to not compromise usable compost. All invasive weeds/plants must be promptly removed from the garden premises by the gardener and may not be placed in the compostcompost (See Section 12 for invasive plant information). Gardeners must not place any materials in the wooded areas at any garden. Compost bins are for items from CGP gardens only.