Our new composter was subsidized by the the "communauté des communes" (an official grouping of villages/towns nearby) because they hope it will save some money on garbage collecting, so we got it for a mere 20 euros.
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We already had an unofficial compost pile, so Benjamin helped transfer some of that into the composter. |
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As usual, Noah just looked on. |
We used some of our semi-compost as mulch around the tomato plants to keep the weeds down. It seems to work very well, and less work is always a good thing in my mind!
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In other news, our raspberries are growing. |
And it looks like our pepper plants have made a long-time-coming comeback, and we may actually end up with some peppers this year after all.
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