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A good compost is actually in between 140-160 degrees Fahrenheit. That is the best "cooking" temperature for the compost since they are temperatures that kill almost all of the plant diseases and weed seeds. Whilst the compost starts to get digested you will notice that the pile will become smaller. All the end effect can be about 60-70 percent smaller then initial pile. How should you fertilize Rhododendrons and Azaleas? These broadleaf evergreens are laid as well as like in order to consider it s
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