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Did you know that just by collecting your vegetable scraps in your kitchen, you can help reduce the amount of unneccesary garbage that you throw out?
Next time, before you throw out your vegetable scraps, consider becoming involved in an important environmental issue – how to reduce the amount of waste each household produce that is increasing the amount of landfills in the country.
This cute ceramic compost crock is not only decorative, it also breaks down your scraps into rich, fertile, organic compost called “black gold” ideal for improving lawns or gardens organically. It has a carbon filter lid that keeps your scraps from smelling even if you leave it sitting in your kitchen for a few days. You can purchase one from Clean Air Gardening for just $39.95.
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New Ceramic Compost Crock Makes Collecting Kitchen Scraps Easy…
Did you know that just by collecting your vegetable scraps in your kitchen, you can help reduce the amount of unneccesary garbage that you throw out?
Next time, before you throw out your vegetable scraps, consider becoming involved in an important …
New Ceramic Compost Crock Makes Collecting Kitchen Scraps Easy…
Did you know that just by collecting your vegetable scraps in your kitchen, you can help reduce the amount of unneccesary garbage that you throw out?
Next time, before you throw out your vegetable scraps, consider becoming involved in an important en…
That’s a great idea. I use my vegetable scraps as compost. I use the compost on my garden.
Opal, I would love to have a garden again, but now living in a condo, space to plant and grow beautiful flowers is very much limited.
But, it’s good to be environmental aware and do your bit in helping make our world cleaner.
I really like this! It’s not unsightly like the green plastic pail I used to have (and stopped using). This one can be in plain view, a constant reminder to turn those scraps into garden goodness! I have a small herb garden and have yet to do anything more ambitious. I keep telling myself I will though! I’m going to check Clean Air Gardening out to see what else they have!
My biggest problems with compost containers is that they stink after using them consistenly and I have to keep on buying new ones.
So, when I do get my house in the ‘burbs complete with the white picket fence and the garden, I will most likely get one of these.
We are at the end of phase two of our landscaping and have set aside a small area for a raised garden bed. This little crock looks like it would be perfect for our goals.
I really like the look of this also. It is not real guady looking and it would blend in with all types of kitchens. I have never seen these before but it is a really great idea.
Aloha Sharon,
Found your great blog through Opal’s Vegan Momma — we were both featured as blog movers and shakers!
I love your blog and will continue to visit.
This ceramic compost crock actually is the first of its kind that is nice enough to keep on your kitchen counter!
What a great idea!!
HawaiiVacationGifts, I feel as much as honoured as you to be listed on Vegan Momma’s blog movers and shakers! I love your blog about everything Hawaii.
Really envious that you have all that culture and beautiful weather
Thanks for dropping by RaeReid! Hope you come back again.
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