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Country Compost Crock
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Two great ways to reduce your carbon footprint:
1. COMPOST kitchen scraps. You'd be amazed at how much your household waste can be reduced, and how much better your trash can smells when you take all the veggie peels, leftover food, coffee grounds, even bits of paper, and compost them. While they're waiting to go outside to the composter, store them in a crock like this one from Gardener's Supply.
2. Use that compost to fertilize your own VICTORY GARDEN! It's about time we revived this wartime tradition to use our resources more wisely and work toward victory over global warming. Buying locally is smart, and what could be more local than your own back yard?
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Updated Feb 11, 2007
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Its beautiful, durable, has a handle, and doesn't smell!
Updated Jun 27, 2007
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