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Green Tip
The practicality of a compost bin is that it transforms items you might otherwise throw out into gardening 'gold.' This soft brown organic material enriches the soil and does wonders for plants that could use a little boost. Keep in mind that veggie and fruit scraps aren't the only things you can compost. Stale herbs and spices, matches, refrigerator lint, popcorn, Post-it notes, pet hair, wool socks and toenail clippings can all be composted as well.