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Early Spring in the Johnson Garden

comments (0) April 23rd, 2009 in gallery

gloj gloj, member
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We have 11 acres with about 2 in yard and flower gardens, we do not currently have a composting system, we mulch with lots of different things like pine needels and cedar etc, we use wood ash , grass clippings on our veg. garden, but we would love to learn more about composting.

Note: The pic of our gazzebo is in the contruction stage, but upon completion has become a great addition to our yard.


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