Best Composting Garden Bed

The Composting Keyhole Garden brings all of the revolutionary ideas necessitated by the limitations of that climate to your garden – enabling you to achieve a higher yield with less work. Keyhole Gardening is a sustainable method – Add alternating layers of brown and green matter (newspapers, cardboard, vegetable scraps, etc.) to the center compost bed. This adds carbon, nitrogen, and air to the soil enabling you to produce a large amount of nutritious, organic food using the least amount of space and the least amount of water. Not only is the African Keyhole Garden drought tolerant, but it is also raised, reducing the need for bending and stooping. Could this be any better? – Yes! The African Keyhole idea is an old idea, but we manufacture it with premium, modern materials, so that all you need to do is give it a quick spray with a garden hose to keep your African keyhole garden looking beautiful year after year – and we’ll guarantee it for twenty years. If you would rather not use the Keyhole Garden as a composting bed, simply load it up full of good soil instead. Then start planting.

Keyhole gardens are a brilliant garden design that lets you compost & grow vegetables in the same garden!

Keyhole gardens are a brilliant garden design that lets you compost & grow vegetables in the same garden!

Coco Bliss Coconut Coir is a 100% natural by-product of coconut harvest. Coir consists of the coarse fibers extracted from the husk on the outer shell of a coconut. Coir has superior water holding capacity allowing for excellent air space and drainage. Coir can be used soil amendment for potted plants, containers and gardens and is a sustainable alternative to peat moss. Coir is easier to hydrate and lasts longer in soil than peat moss., all the while not destroying natural peat bogs. Coco Coir has a neutral pH of 5.8–6.8. It can help break up hard clay soils so that nutrients can be used more efficiently. Adding one part coir to two parts soil or potting mix containing compost creates and excellent growing medium for gardens, planters, and raised beds. Coir comes compressed into 250 gm bricks, which makes for easy and convenient storage. Add water and soak your brick for at least 1 hour before using it. A fully-hydrated brick can hold eight to ten times its volume in water. The final volume of the expanded coir depends on the amount of water used to constitute it. Plantonix Coco coir is fully washed multiple times to reduce the risk of salt buildup in your soil.

The GEOBIN composter is a great way for households to quickly and easily compost kitchen scraps and yard waste. The least expensive, largest capacity composting bin on the market, the GEOBIN backyard compost system is easy to set up and is ideal for all skill levels, from beginners to master gardeners. Use the finished compost around trees, flowers and garden plants to amend the soil with rich nutrients and beautify your outdoor environment. Buy yours today and enjoy it for years to come!

The Worm Factory 360 uses worms to recycle kitchen scraps, paper waste, and cardboard into nutrient-rich compost, and is more efficient than a traditional backyard compost pile. Worm compost has been shown to have ten times the nutrients of traditionally produced compost.

The Worm Factory 360 is simple to set up and operate. It takes less than 15 minutes a week! To get started, add a handful of worms and your compostable waste to the bottom tray. The worms will start processing the food. Once the bottom tray is filled add another tray. The worms migrate upward to the newest food source leaving the bottom tray full of nutrient-rich compost. You can do this year-round inside or out, and harvest compost up to once a month! The finished compost can be used in your garden, your raised beds, or on houseplants.

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This kit includes a bonus “What Can Red Wigglers Eat?” infographic magnet that you can stick on your refrigerator for a handy reference. Imagine this:

You just finished your breakfast and you look at your plate, puzzled. Is it okay to feed scraps from your omelette to your worms? You don’t remember.

You want to feed your worms a healthy diet, but you don’t have time to go check if an omelette would suffice. You have to get to work, after all!

This is where the “What Can Red Wigglers Eat?” Infographic Refrigerator Magnet comes in to save the day! It is a fast and easy way to learn that your worms would love the veggies from your omelette, but eggs are a no-go in a worm bin.

This 6″ x 9″ magnet splits common food items into 3 categories: perfect worm foods, foods to feed in moderation, and foods to avoid feeding altogether.

This magnet helps to make worm composting feel like second nature. Imagine the peace of mind you will feel knowing that your worms are always eating a healthy diet. You will never be confused about feeding your worms again, and you can rest assured that your worms will thrive!