🍀Clover Paths & Compost Gold: The Lazy Genius Way I Mulch My Garden Beds
Let me tell you a story… It all started with a wagon full of grass clippings. I had mowed the yard and tossed the clippings in there with every intention of dumping them in my compost pile. But, like most of my well-meaning intentions, I got busy... and forgot. Then it rained. Then I forgot again. Next thing I know, I walk past the wagon and catch a whiff of what can only be described as fermented cow manure meets lawn smoothie . 🤢 And in that exact moment, I had a lightbulb moment:💡💡💡💡 “Wait... is this gross liquid actually good for the garden?” 🧏🏼♀️ Turns out? It kind of was. From Forgotten Funk to Fertilizer Gold That smelly wagon stew was actually a form of accidental compost tea . And while I wouldn't recommend dumping it straight onto delicate plants (trust me, it needs to be diluted), it was rich in nutrients—and I used it on my compost pile and around some tougher plants. Lazy win #1. But here’s where things really took off. 🌾 Straw = Not My Best Friend ...