How Do You Make Own Organic Fertilizer?
Do you have a bunch of pesky weeds that you keep pulling up and putting in the trash because you don’t want them to re-occur in your yard? What about turning them into Organic Fertilizer instead of throwing them in your trash can? Ever wondered if there was another use for those pesky, sticky, stinging nettles (or comfrey) grass clumps? Or those other weeds like nut grass or the like? Another in a series of Organic Gardening Tips Articles for a variety of things, this article deals with the inexpensive way to get rid of weeds like nettles and recycle them into an organic fertilizer that will work wonders on your lawn year round. Learn a cheap, easy and fast (at least when you are not waiting on the rotting process!) way to do the job without the outgoing bucks in spring on lawn care companies to fertilizer your grass at a time when you can use those dollars for something else! This article will tell you how to get the things you’ll need and how put them in use for a successful project
