On The Spot Composting with Brown Lunch Bags

Don’t throw away those plain brown luncheon bags, or fast good restaurant bags after use. Save them for on the spot composting!

If you don’t want the chore of composting with a large compost pile, you can still compost. Just use recycled brown lunch bags.

They work great in any flower or vegetable garden.

Keep reading to find out how to do it.

Vegetable gardening is greatly enhanced by the addition of organic matter form through the process of composting. Both the soil and plants are nourished, resulting in healthy plants and a high crop yield.

I enjoy experimenting with various types of composting. See my article about planting in compost. The results of this experiment will surprise you.

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Recycle used lunch bags for on the spot composting

Any form of composting will benefit your garden, but what happens when you don’t have a lot of room, or time for a compost pile?

While you are wandering around your yard doing your weeding, deadheading and other garden chores, just grab a bag and take it with you. Drop the weeds and other yard waste into the bag.

When it is full, dig a hole in your garden large enough for the bag and drop it right in. Among perennials and shrubs is a great place to do this. The waste and bag will turn into compost right on the spot over time and feed your plant.

You can do the same thing with kitchen waste. Place it in a bag. Dig the hole and plant it in your garden bed. Your plants will love you for it.

Don’t dump it…bag it!

For another easy way to compost, when you don’t have the space for a large compost bin, try a rolling compost pile. It takes little space and makes compost quickly.

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Would you like a reminder of this post vegetable garden hack? Just pin this image to one of your gardening boards on Pinterest so that you can easily find it later.