This photo is from the first day I put up the library, at the beginning of the month. I meant to schedule the blog to post it automatically, but I goofed. Here's my first report: A few of these books are gone! And some of the ones I replaced are gone! I'm happy to share the books I've collected over the years. With moving, I've learned that I have a hard time throwing anything away. I prefer to recycle or donate, so this is a perfect way to share books that have been a part of my and my family's life. I'm hoping to get some Christmas books ready today.
Garden Lady Linda's blog describes gardening in Minnesota. She is a Minnesota gardener and author, who advocates organic methods and healthy eating. She is the author of Grow It. Eat It., a gardening book with recipes and winner of a Ben Franklin Award. Her latest book is A Year in My Garden.
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Friday, November 29, 2019
Compost Bins
Before our winter storm, which is predicted to cover us in several inches of snow, I thought I'd share this photo of my new compost bins. Since we're in a city, we can't pile up the leaves on the edge of the woods anymore, so we invested in these two bins. They're a little floppy right now since they're halfway full, but I've staked them. We have a city compost site, and that costs $35 a year, which is affordable. However, I have to transport the leaves, which is certainly doable, but I'm going to plead laziness...no...efficiency! I can empty the gathered leaves into the bins without driving. The finished compost will be close to my future garden.