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materials like grass clippings. Green plant material is high in nitrogen, and a mixture of green and brown materials will decompose much faster than either one alone.
Many gardening and reference books make a big deal about carbon to nitrogen ratios and make composting sound too complicated.
It really isn’t hard. All we need to remember is that almost anything will eventually break down, and, if we have the right mix, it will break down faster.
The problem with the fall season is that we have an abundance of leaves, but may have little if any grass clippings to add.
You can simply pile up the leaves in a storage area and add grass clippings next spring.
If you aren’t set up to collect clippings, add another source of nitro
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