Will It Compost?

Learn about the many options for wood or plastic compost bins that are easy to assemble and use in your garden.

Before taking those spent coffee grounds to your yard, learn the facts about giving your garden a caffeine fix.

Follow these simple step-by-step instructions to make your own compost tea, ideal for nourishing plants.

Make a fast-burning home compost bin for under $50. One 50-gallon drum will turn your family’s food scraps into rich, usable soil before the growing season is over. Best of all, the wood base with attached caster wheels makes turning your compost in this DIY compost tumbler a cinch — no shoveling required.

Composting can be more than just throwing food scraps on a pile. Learn a few new methods for making natural fertilizers.

Learn the easy process of composting at home with our tips for where to locate your composter and how to make a compost bin from items you already have.

The innovative technology in Lomi lets you create garden compost almost overnight. Find out what one HGTV editor thought of the device.

Compost used to grow mushrooms commercially can be used again in your garden to make a wonderful fertilizer.

Did you know you can compost hair, dryer lint and nail clippings along with your kitchen scraps? It’s not gross; rather, it helps amp up the quality of your garden soil.

Even if you don’t have a big backyard — or a yard at all — it’s possible for you to compost. Here's how to get started.