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Sep 18, 2011 8:25 AM CST
Name: Karen
Valencia, Pa (Zone 6a)
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Yes, my "recipe" is whatever I have at the time. I use lots of dry leaves which I hoard in fall. I have three 32 gallon garbage cans which I use to store shredded leaves, and overflow stays in lawn bags until needed. I collect leaves in the neighborhood, and two guys with lots of big trees deliver their leaves to my house. When I run out of leaves, I buy a bale of straw (that's the only compost ingredient that I pay for). Most of my compost is made from yard waste, a few kitchen scraps, coffee and tea bags...

I use two Biostack bins and like them a lot. Each is made of three bottomless tiers, and I divide them into whatever size stacks I need at the time for different batches of compost. The stacking tiers makes flipping the contents easier because contents don't have to big lifted so high.
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