New Compost Bin Sign: Feed Me - December 2023
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It was just a few days back that I mused about adding a little personality to our garden via the addition of a way-finding sign on our compost bins . I was seeing that various users from our house (ahem aheam...the kids) were dumping our kitchen waste in the bin that I was viewing as 'cooking' instead of the storage (not properly mixed bin) that I can get to over time. I posted about the signage because I wanted to remind myself to make one this Spring. But, I found myself with a tiny bit of time and decided to just jump on it right now. This *is* 2024, right? At least in terms of gardening seasons, I'm call it 2024. I had some cut-offs of cedar pickets that I used for a different project laying around, so I grabbed one of them and some paint. I painted the words "Feed Me" on the board in white. Outlined in a navy blue. Then, spray a topcoat (clear) on top of the paint in an attempt at making the sign lasting just.a.little.bit.longer than it would normall