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• Consider visiting one of the many popular public gardens in the United States. Here are a few you may want to visit:

Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, PA
United States National Arboretum in Washington, D.C.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden in Brooklyn, NY
San Francisco Botanical Garden in San Francisco, CA
Green Bay Botanical Garden in Green Bay, WI

• Plant in late summer for an early fall harvest. Depending on where you are located and the time each takes to mature, here are some suggested vegetables to plant:

Lettuce, arugula, spinach, and kale thrive in cool weather
Squash, potatoes, green beans
Radishes, broccoli, cabbage

• What do you do with all the leaves when they begin to fall? One way to reduce the volume of the leaves in your yard is to run your lawn mower over them to shred them into smaller pieces. That's especially good advice if you plan to compost the leaves, because smaller pieces of organic matter compost more quickly. If you're in the market for a composter that holds a lot of yard debris and makes quick compost, consider the ComposT-Twin. It's the only composter that has twin 10-bushel-capacity drums that enable you to "cook" compost in one drum while you still add yard and kitchen waste into the other drum. Learn more.

The Benefits of Compost

There is no such thing as having too much compost. Compost can be used in a variety of ways. Here are just a few of the many ways to use compost in your garden:

Mix compost in along vegetable rows or around flowering plants
Work compost in to the top 4" of soil around perennials
Top-dress an established lawn
Compost can be used as an excellent potting soil in container gardens. However, gardeners should use only fully decomposed (called "finished") compost as potting mix.

Featured Composting Accessories

ComposT-Twin Sifter Screen

ComposT-Twin Sifter Screen The Mantis ComposT-Twin Sifter Screen makes composting easier than ever. When your compost is "cooked", and you're ready to empty the composting bin, just replace the door with the Sifter Screen. No tools needed. Now you're ready to sift out the smaller particles. Just turn the composting bins of your ComposT-Twin. Fine particles of compost fall through the screen into your container or wheelbarrow. It's that easy!

To order your Sifter Screen today, click here.

Make unloading your ComposT-Twin easier than ever with the Loadumper6™ Cart!

Loadumper A vast improvement on old traditional garden carts and wheelbarrows. Push down on the handles – the front of the cart lifts up to make rolling almost effortless!

Heavy-duty, non-corrosive polyethylene tub on the Loadumper6™ yard and garden cart has no ridges to catch materials, holds up to 6 cubic feet of soil or mulch. Powder-coated rust-resistant steel tube chassis. 14" memory foam flat-free tires. Easy to assemble!

To order your Loadumper6™ today, click here.
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