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EBCIII · April 12, 2015

I just finished my Compost Bin today. I have a lot of access to a huge amount of old decaying Pine straw. It is in the woods behind me. Now I have no idea what is in this straw? Bugs, worms, mites?? You get the idea. Would you put this in your Compost bin? Oh yes it is gull of Gum Balls also, Beale.

Redbaron · April 13, 2015

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Originally Posted by EBCIII

I just finished my Compost Bin today. I have a lot of access to a huge amount of old decaying Pine straw. It is in the woods behind me. Now I have no idea what is in this straw? Bugs, worms, mites?? You get the idea. Would you put this in your Compost bin? Oh yes it is gull of Gum Balls also, Beale.

You can compost it.

EBCIII · April 13, 2015

Thank you! Because it is so easy to get! Beale.

zeuspaul · April 13, 2015

Instead of composting I would use the pine straw as a mulch.

EBCIII · April 13, 2015

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Originally Posted by zeuspaul

Instead of composting I would use the pine straw as a mulch.

It has a ton of Gum Balls in It? Beale.

April 12, 2015	#1
EBCIII Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: South East Va Zone 7A Posts: 306	Question? I just finished my Compost Bin today. I have a lot of access to a huge amount of old decaying Pine straw. It is in the woods behind me. Now I have no idea what is in this straw? Bugs, worms, mites?? You get the idea. Would you put this in your Compost bin? Oh yes it is gull of Gum Balls also, Beale.

April 13, 2015	#3
EBCIII Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: South East Va Zone 7A Posts: 306	Thank you! Because it is so easy to get! Beale.

April 13, 2015	#4
zeuspaul Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2007 Location: North County, San Diego Posts: 419	Instead of composting I would use the pine straw as a mulch.