Re: Tumble Weeds.
- To: i*@onelist.com ("william b. cook" )
- Subject: Re: Tumble Weeds.
- From: s*@ptw.com (Slc.Dennis Bishop)
- Date: Mon, 31 Aug 1998 11:06:17 -0700
From: starlord@ptw.com (Slc.Dennis Bishop)
>From: "william b. cook" <billc@atlantic.net>
>
>Dennis,
> A few things, Tumble Weeds being one of them, would best be put in the
>trash can and sent to the dump. However, Bill is correct in that many
>weeds can be safely composted if one has the space to let the pile sit a
>couple of years. As I understand it, you do not have such space, so
>sending the Tumble Weeds to the dump is the best alternative.
>
Because of limited space for making a dump,(they just closed
down one in the area), they mostly will not take green stuff and
tumbleweeds are 100% Never allowed in the dumps. We cut them off
at ground level and dump them in the empty field and let them
head off to Ewards AFB ;]
I have a small compost pile going, about 6 x 6 but it's very
slow as the summer heat drys it out most of the timt of the
time, so I have to water it everyday.
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