How to mix compost for using it in your garden

Kitchen Gardens 5 litres of compost per m² worked into the soil before sowing/ planting. Never sow in unblended compost.
Planting of perennials and small shrubs 15 litres of compost per m² worked into the soil before planting.
Planting summer flowers 5 litres of compost per m² worked into the soil before planting.
Sowing of flower bed 5 litres of compost per m² worked into the soil before sowing. Never sow in unblended compost.
Construction of grass fields 15 litres of compost per m² worked into the soil before sowing. Never sow in unblended compost.
Planting of large shrubs and trees The soil from the planting hole is mixed with compost in ratio 1 part compost – 6 parts soil (no unblended compost in the bottom of the hole). After planting a 2 cm thick layer of compost is put around the plant, leaving some air right next to the trunk.
Old shrubs and trees Add a 1,5 cm thick layer of compost on the soil under the plants. Leave some air right next to the trunk.
Old perennial beds Add a 1,5 cm thick layer of compost on the soil around plants.
Old grass fields 1 part compost mixed with four parts sand in a 1,5 cm thick layer is put on the grass in the spring. Cut the lawn carefully (if the grass is covered more than 1-2 weeks, the field should be watered).
Greenhouse and indoor plants 1 part compost mixed with four parts peat before sowing or replanting.

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