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I love this super laidback, easy approach to composting. Some channels make it seem more complicated than it needs to be.

The spring looks like it should go under the flat strap not on top, maybe.

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I can't begin to describe how stupid this video is. Please, educate yourself on composting, before educating others.

It is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. All the best on this journey.😊

You'll have tons of volunteer tomato plants!

You have a very nice garden!

Rose, you acted like that stuff smelled bad lol

I ❤it. It’s hard work , it’s worth it. Gardening is a workout. I love your organized veggie beds looks beautiful, thanks for sharing your ideas.

Hi, Rose! I just found your channel and love what you showed us today. Thank You for your information, and ❤the inspiration!

humidity makes composting so easy for you! I'm so jealous! my compost dries out and dies before it ever gets processed, Texas is too hot! great vid, cheers!

Great job! Much better and faster looking than my little round sifter.

Thank you for the video, Im sending it to my husband, he said he would make me one next spring.

Where did you get them?

Thanks for the video. This year I started tossing garden debris throughout the season into a side bed rather than hauling it to the compost bins. I am in Zone 7a NY so colder over the winter which may mean my materials break down more slowly than yours, but I will see how things look in the spring. The virtue of your method is likely that the materials stay relatively moist, which hastens decomposition. The materials in my wire bins also seem to be breaking down much more slowly and tend to be dry. Apparently one is supposed to water a compost bin, but who has time for that :)?

I love your cut flower garden!! I started my first one this year but didn't plant early enough or densely enough for it to look as full as yours. I'll be looking for your tips in future videos! :)

Straight up, just get rid of the spinner and mix/push it through by hand I do mine manually with a mesh grate cable tied to a hoop and I manage to fill about a 15l bucket in about an hour/hour and a half :D

Amen!

Just turn the sifter other way around

I once grew potatoes in several various 'soils' - one was compost from kitchen scraps, one was in multipurpose store-bought compost, one was straw the other was sand (yet fed with liquid fertiliser) guess which produced the best crop by weight? It was the kitchen scraps compost by a mile... It's the best stuff, make as much as you can.

Oh no! Not your volunteers😢 lol. Yard looks good and clean and organized❤ Many of us aint rocking it like that. I thinkni need a wagon🤔

Very nice! I do the same with my garden debris except I add/bury the debris in all my beds and do a lot of composting in place. Love it! It keeps my soil so healthy. Next time, try using a tarp instead of plastic. Tarps work wonderfully for jobs like that. I will be stealing this idea. Such a great way to compost. I’d love something like this to throw debris on throughout the gardening season. Great job!

Will you be able to plant into this bed next spring? Or will it still be composting?

I think I will stick to the old fashioned sifting methods

I’m using this outdoor compost Geobin for 4 years now for my lazy composting system. I collect fall leaves every fall.

Compost looking good. I bet you can find a better sifter for sure

Rose, thank you for sharing. Do you have vegetable plants coming up in the raised bed the next years from the composted garden wastes? If you put in weeds, will the weed seeds come back in your raised beds? Thank you in advance. Happy gardening 😊😊😊

Good to know the plastic isn’t strong enough. I think I’ll buy a heavy duty tarp.❤

It is nice to see somebody from Washington, I am also living in this area. well done, good job, thank you!

Maybe try a black plastic over the top will help heat it up to make it break down faster.

I think the planter box should be on the grass in the corner.

Great job 👍🏿

Why am I watching? I detest yardwork. I can' t believe how pretty this Auntie is.

That looks so good! Composting really is so rewarding.

One of the best ways is to gave the bottom of the compost barrels in the ground. Maybe put on to of the soil with holes in the bottom so worms and microbes can help break down. Have fun

I love composing. Do you use compost worm 🪱 to help with compost. I have multiple locations I compost with worms. So much fun and saving w

Do you compost flowers too or just edibles? I have a pile of flowers that i pulled and i didn’t know what to do with them. Was going to put them in the garbage can

Thank you so much for sharing this! I was looking for some kind of system just like this. ..and yes, I've left compostables in a bucket in the rain before, what a stink!!!

I also do compost in my backyard but I cut the branches/twigs and scraps to much smaller chunks for “fast” composting. Amazingly quicker than I thought.

Thank you for sharing your zone area. It helps

Make one yourself with 2 tubs One inside the other with holes in the bottom of the upper one Costs pennies

Wow, what an interesting way to compost! New subscriber here. Keep growing! ♥

Good garlic harvest 👍. I have not planted garlic before for I am in zone 3a. Plus, with only 2 small raised beds, I often go for tomato, cucumber, zucchini, green beans and peppers 😊

Awesome job ❤

Wow, very large land you have!

Very pretty flowers 😍… I would never have the courage to cut the flowers for dead head or cut and come again like you do ☺️

Your cut flower gardens are large. May be seedlings need to be larger before transplant? The perennials look good though, especially the lavenders 👍. great scents sitting next to them 😊

Hi there. All is well! I have learned from a number of TH-camrs that adding worms to the compost helps to break down the large pieces because the worms eat on the chunky pieces. Also, when the worms die, their dead bodies add more nutrition to the soil. Please try! Blessings!

You have a beautiful garden area.

First time watching your channel. My parents used to do this when we lived in upstate New York. I live in Florida now which is totally different. Try using a large tarp underneath all your garden debris and after forking it into the bed you can move it easier without the plastic breaking.. Then you can slide it towards your bed and roll it into it. It’s easier.