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1. www.rhs.org.uk › soil-composts-mulches › compostingComposting - RHS Gardening

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   The best location for a compost bin is a sheltered spot in partial or full shade, to avoid extremes of temperature and moisture. The micro-organisms (bacteria and fungi) that convert the waste into compost work best in constant conditions. So if you have an under-used shady corner in your garden, a compost bin will turn it into a productive hub.

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3. www.thespruce.com › compost-bins-and-how-they-workHow Compost Bins Work and How to Use Them - The Spruce

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   Jun 28, 2024 · If you plan to start composting, consider investing in a compost bin.Unlike an open compost pile or heap, a compost bin speeds up the decomposition of organic matter through proper aeration and moisture retention so the nutrient-rich compost is ready for use in your garden earlier.

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4. helpmecompost.com › how-to-use-a-compost-binHow To Use A Compost Bin (Beginner’s Step-By-Step Guide)

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   Step 1: Select Organic Materials For Your Compost Bin. A well-functioning compost bin needs carbon-rich materials (also known as browns) and nitrogen-rich materials (called greens). Microorganisms use carbon and nitrogen to fuel and strengthen themselves so they can create your compost. Here are examples of greens and browns that contribute to ...

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6. www.gardenersworld.com › reviews › gardening-kitThe Best Compost Bins in 2024 - BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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   Jan 30, 2024 · Best budget compost bin: Blackwall Green Compost Converter. Best large compost bin: Modular Compost Bin. Best compost bin for versatility: Green Johanna 330 Litre Hot Composter. Best compost bin for speed: Hotbin Mk. 2 Composter. Our expertise. We tested the different types of compost bins, using them in the garden for a year to help you find ...

7. www.compostmagazine.com › how-use-compost-binHow to Use a Compost Bin (The Only Guide You’ll Ever Need)

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   Usually, each bin contains compost in a different stage. Bin 1: Fresh compost material, which will (hopefully) heat up before it is turned. Bin 2. Compost material that is either hot or cooling. Bin 3: Compost that is either maturing or ready for use. When you have used the compost in bin 3, you turn bin 2 into bin 3, bin 1 into bin 2, and ...

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8. www.gardenersworld.com › how-to › diyHow to Build a Compost Bin - BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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   Apr 1, 2024 · Step 1. Clear the area where you're going to put the compost bin and, if necessary, level the ground using a spade or a rake. You need to stand the bin on bare soil, not paving. Add a base of chicken wire if you are worried about rats getting in. Levelling the soil with a spade.

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   How do compost bins work?

   • Compost bins work by keeping organic material in a compact structure and allowing microorganisms to break down that material into a brown crumbly material that you can add to garden soil or plants. Those microorganisms need moisture, air and warmth to work to maximum effect. Bins often have aeration built into them.

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   What makes a good compost bin?

   • A well-functioning compost bin needs carbon-rich materials (also known as browns) and nitrogen-rich materials (called greens). Microorganisms use carbon and nitrogen to fuel and strengthen themselves so they can create your compost. Here are examples of greens and browns that contribute to a thriving compost pile:

   How To Use A Compost Bin (Beginner’s Step-By-Step Guide)

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   Why do you need a compost bin?

   • Unlike an open compost pile or heap, a compost bin speeds up the decomposition of organic matter through proper aeration and moisture retention so the nutrient-rich compost is ready for use in your garden earlier. Because the compost is contained in a bin, it’s a neater and cleaner way to compost.

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   What is a 3 bin compost system?

   • If you have a lot of material to compost, I’d recommend a three-bin compost system. Usually, each bin contains compost in a different stage. Bin 1: Fresh compost material, which will (hopefully) heat up before it is turned. Bin 2. Compost material that is either hot or cooling. Bin 3: Compost that is either maturing or ready for use.

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   How do you make a compost bin?

   • To start off: Ideally, put twigs and sticks, scrunched up cardboard or similar material at the bottom of the bin to create air spaces. Materials: Add organic materials through the top of the bin. Make sure you include both green (high nitrogen) and brown (high carbon) materials. Try to ensure at least some composting materials are small in size.

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   What waste can be put in a compost bin?

   • There is a whole range of kitchen and garden waste materials which can be put into a compost bin. You need a 50:50 split of nitrogen-rich 'green' material like grass cuttings and carbon-rich 'brown' material like dead leaves. This rough ratio of green to brown waste is crucial, because otherwise the waste won't break down. The rest is up to you.

   The Best Compost Bins in 2024 - BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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10. horticulture.co.uk › how-to-start-a-compost-binHow To Start & Use A Home Compost Bin | Horticulture.co.uk

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    Jun 28, 2023 · Flies. To begin with, keep the lid tightly closed. If your compost bin is a jerry-rigged affair and has no lid then cut out the appropriate size of heavy-duty but fine wire mesh such that you can bend the mesh over the rim of the bin and secure it. You will also need to cover the side air vents with a mesh netting.