Try returning to your agricultural roots of a few generations ago and learn to compost, as our Master Composters do.  It isn’t difficult, it reduces waste, and it produces a quality compost for garden and plant areas.

Composting will take chipped yard waste, grass clippings, raw kitchen scraps, crushed egg shells, coffee grounds and filters, tea bags, even the newspaper, and break it all down into a dark, rich soil that puts nutrients back into your yard.  Other good materials for the compost pile are fruit and vegetable peels, cores and seeds, old lettuce, old flower bouquets and straw.

Think about it:  Why should you buy things in the first place, pay for them to be taken to the landfill, then turn around and buy compost or mulch when the Town will give it to you for free.