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My New Bins

15 years ago

I've used a wooden stack type bin for many years. Space is tight on my property as I've planted every square inch with stuff (*sigh*)

But my current bin was just too small for the plant material I generate in the fall. And turning it was tedious as I had to empty it to a tarp on the ground then refill the bin.

Here's my current bin full of mostly finished compost which I'll probably spread on some flower beds later this week The white thing is an old shower curtain piece that keeps the pile from getting any wetter from rain

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My new bins are just a few feet away on the other side of my one car garage. I moved 4 peony's to find space for the bins. The new bins use wire and wood and are 3 x 3 x 3.5 high. I made the height a little taller cause I could and to make it easier to fill with out having to compact it.

The 4 top wood slats in front are removable. Since the bins are visible from the neighbor house I took some care to make them as presentable as possible.

The new bins can be turned once from side to side. But I'll still have to schlep the last turn to the old pile. (hey I'm retired so time is not my problem)

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