Composting good for garden and landfill

November 18, 2015 at 5:00 a.m.

Janelle Jessen/Herald-Leader Master gardener Vicki Halley spoke about composting during a seminar at The Garden in Siloam Springs on Saturday. In addition to providing great fertilizer for gardening, Halley said that regular composting can keep 140 pounds of waste per person out of the landfill each year. Also pictured are Gary Guinn, Frank Hubert and Mary Ann Guinn.
Janelle Jessen/Herald-Leader Master gardener Vicki Halley spoke about composting during a seminar at The Garden in Siloam Springs on Saturday. In addition to providing great fertilizer for gardening, Halley said that regular composting can keep 140 pounds of waste per person out of the landfill each year. Also pictured are Gary Guinn, Frank Hubert and Mary Ann Guinn.

Janelle Jessen/Herald-Leader Master gardener Vicki Halley spoke about composting during a seminar at The Garden in Siloam Springs on Saturday. In addition to providing great fertilizer for gardening, Halley said that regular composting can keep 140 pounds of waste per person out of the landfill each year. Also pictured are Gary Guinn, Frank Hubert and Mary Ann Guinn.

Janelle Jessen/Herald-Leader

Master gardener Vicki Halley spoke about composting during a seminar at The Garden in Siloam Springs on Saturday. In addition to providing great fertilizer for gardening, Halley said that regular composting can keep 140 pounds of waste per person out of the landfill each year. Also pictured are Gary Guinn, Frank Hubert and Mary Ann Guinn.

Janelle Jessen/Herald-Leader Master gardener Vicki Halley spoke about composting during a seminar at The Garden in Siloam Springs on Saturday. In addition to providing great fertilizer for gardening, Halley said that regular composting can keep 140 pounds of waste per person out of the landfill each year. Also pictured are Gary Guinn, Frank Hubert and Mary Ann Guinn.

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