Brittany Gibson
Benefits: – Less Smell: The cold months typically mean less odor since the cold temperatures slow down decomposition. – Spring Preparation: By maintaining compost in winter, you can ensure you have a rich supply of compost ready for your garden in spring.
To keep a compost pile bustling through the cold, focus on mix, insulation, and aeration. – Insulation: Burlap sacks, old blankets – Aeration: Turn weekly – Tools: Compost tumbler or rake to turn your pile
How can I tell if my compost pile is active during winter? Signs of an active compost pile in winter include a slight warmth when you insert your hand into the center, ongoing microbial activity