Composting is a natural process of recycling organic material such as leaves and vegetable scraps into a rich soil amendment. Compost is decomposed organic matter; adding compost to the soil each planting season promotes soil microbes that aid plant growth. Research shows that compost enhances the ability of tomatoes and other vegetables to stand up to common diseases and improve their flavor and nutrition. Compost also helps the soil retain moisture. Through composting you enhance your garden’s ability to grow healthy plants while reducing your volume of trash.
Reasons to Compost:
- Reduce landfill waste
- Enhances soil quality
- Cultivates healthy plants
- Reduce greenhouse emissions
- Creates better air quality
- Saves Money
- Improves moisture retention
- Deters garden pests
- Less erosion
- Provides balanced, slow-released nutrients
- Conserves Water
- It is simple and fun