Leaving branches to rot into the ground is good or add into compost heap. Hardy twigs used to lift plants that require being off the ground with assistance, so many uses not to throw away.
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Leaving branches to rot into the ground is good or add into compost heap. Hardy twigs used to lift plants that require being off the ground with assistance, so many uses not to throw away.
For sure! I always use everything that I get from my garden. I centre my whole gardening approach around my compost; everything goes to the compost. I use palm tree leaves to start fires for the braai, and the ash goes to the compost; the bigger pieces from the palm are excellent to heat the pizza/bread oven, as it almost burns like wood; the pieces of tree branches from pruning the bigger trees are always used in the garden to rot and make nice pathways.
Life is simple when we get back to basics.
For sure. The running around chasing wind does not benefit anyone besides the powers that be which tries to press water from a stone as you said last time.