This is a peat free compost made by Cwm Environmental in Carmarthenshire South West Wales, British Made in UK. Our skips are used for non-hazardous waste, listed below are a number of common waste streams that are not accepted in your skip. Please do not visit the recycling centre if you are self-isolating or displaying any symptoms of Coronavirus. He added: “We’re reluctant to expand the operation any further because the Welsh Government is fostering anaerobic digestion in the south west, and if that comes on track in 2013-2014 a lot of the local authority kitchen waste will be diverted into that.

sieboldii and plant out a few recently bought Podophyllums in the cooler damp conditions, then tie in the tomatoes again, and buzz.We shred up and mix the green and kitchen waste, put it into 300 tonne vessels like concrete tubes with doors at either end, and allow the air to pass through them. Finding a local compost / manure supplier has not been possible as yet, so we’ll be importing into Wales from England. Once authorised to enter the centre please adhere to the site rules, reverse into the relevant bay and proceed to unload your waste.

Still great damp conditions for moving snowdrops, so lots more shifted and planted singly around the garden.A few more private garden visitors to show round, and snowdrop hunt forays to keep us busy – though for the first time I’m now opting not to plant the bulbs straight out, such is the severity of the cold forecast for the end of the month running into early March. It is always done in about 4 phases, to avoid using all our hot water, but making the most of our Immerson’s ability to dump excess home generated electricity into our immersion tank, rather than sending it out into the grid. Final tidying and titivating and the weather conditions mean that the garden does indeed look the best it ever has at this time of the year. A single missed night when I didn’t bring in the young lettuce saw a tenth taken out, probably by a single slug. With forecasts of even colder weather to come, and with the windy weather drying up Zelkova leaves at the bottom of Cae efail, I turned over the far side of the compost reactor and collected 4 or 5 half bags of chopped leaves using the Li Ion lawnmower.

It actually holds its Big Bag shape shape pretty well, and will allow us to cram even more into the available space, as well as allowing much better air flow through the hay, and final drying to complete.Apart from a bit of hand weeding through the year to remove fine grasses, this area requires almost no maintenance apart from this. All in all, with a stanley fan and 400w ballast in there, all you hear is the air blowing out the back of the cabinet, no fan noise at all.