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The Compost Book   - David Taylor

The Compost Book

By: David Taylor, Yvonne Taylor

Paperback | 1 October 2010 | Edition Number 3

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In this completely new and updated version of 'The Compost Book', David Taylor divulges the secrets of good compost making.Did you know that charcoal makes a great slow-release plant food? Or that yoghurt speeds up compost activity and that chamomile keeps a compost heap smelling sweet? You'd be surprised what you can throw into a compost bin. But it's not just a haphazard affair, the best composts have a balance of nitrogen to carbon, acid to alkaline and temperature. Some are fast and some are slow, some are tossed and some are cooked under cover. This book is for those with a backyard and those in the city with a small space who want to make a difference.

About The Author

David Taylor is a published author and an illustrator of children's books and young adult books. Some of the published credits of David Taylor include Bandit Raccoon, DK Ultimates, Cold War.

Yvonne Taylor is a published author. A published credit of Yvonne Taylor is The Streak.

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