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Summary: After a devastating ice storm damaged nearly every tree on the property—including a row of old-growth walnuts along the driveway—the author tackles cleanup by repurposing fallen limbs and yard waste into compost/mulch, turning storm debris into a soil-building resource instead of trash.
Question: How do you like to repurpose storm debris—chipping for compost/mulch, creating garden beds, or another approach?
Day 790 – Harnessing Resources – Storm Debris to Compost
Earlier this year, we were hit with a devastating ice storm. Close to every tree on our property was damaged in one way or another. Many of which lost limbs. Last year, we spent some time cleaning up around a row of old-growth walnut trees on our driveway. This year we have to do it […]
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