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Sustainable Garden Rotation

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Compost Nitrogen & Carbon Super Power

Dry/Brown = Carbon Rich Organic Material

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Examples:
- Dry leaves
- Twigs & sticks
- Egg cartons
- Paper & Cardboard
- Woodchips & Sawdust

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Wet/Green = Nitrogen Rich Organic Material

Examples:
- Fruit & veggie scraps
- Grass clippings
- Legumes like beans and snow peas are very rich in nitrogen

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Nitrogen and Carbon promote microbial activity turning your compost into rich soil.


Microorganisms recycle components into elements that plants can use to stay healthy and grow.


Fun Fact: More than half of our genes are microbes. We are essentially a living community!

*For every amount of green/wet material add 2-3 times more brown/dry material. Compost should be moist, not soggy.

Household Example

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Love your Mother. 

Contact Jake
E: admin@livinggreensg.com.au

P: 0493 251 800

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