- Wrap kitchen scraps in a piece of paper and bury in the garden. If you don’t have time to bury every day, just pop in the freezer and get to it when you can. Frozen scraps will break down into garden compost very quickly as freezing speeds up the composting process.
- Weeds and lawn clippings will break down quickly if a little blood and bone is added to the compost pile.
- A simple worm farm made from a foam box, will be perfect for the single person household. Composting worms do all the hard work for you. The foam box will keep the worms cool in the summer months.
![If you are new to gardening and want an easy-care addition to your indoor space, try a few varieties of succulents indoors. 🪴🌵
Succulents add a get splash of colour to any interior and adapt well, as long as there’s enough light and plants are grown in a free-draining succulent mix.
Whether you want a small hens and chick plant (Sempervivum tectorum) or have a corner spot for a tall snake plant also called mother-in-law’s tongue (Dracaena trifasciata syn. Sansvieria trifasciata), check out our tips for caring for succulents indoors at: [Link in bio – Succulents Indoors]](https://www.seasol.com.au/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
