by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Jan 12, 2016 | Featured Growers, Gardening and Growing Tips, Misc
We talk a lot about how we grow and garden. But here’s where we get to hear from YOU! In each edition, we’ll celebrate one of you intrepid hands-in-the-dirt types by sharing your experience, tales, and tips for healthy and happy growing in Nevada (and beyond) … the...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Jan 6, 2016 | Featured Growers, Gardening, Misc, Uncategorized
Back in December, we held a story contest to honor some good folks doing great things with our products. The prize? A wheelbarrow full of garden goodies destined to the most vote-catching submission. Many of you entered stories and many of you voted. (Awesome!) We...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Dec 8, 2015 | Gardening and Growing Tips, Misc, Uncategorized
We know, we know. Kale is all over the menu these days. It’s hip, it’s healthy, but did you know it’s also pretty darn … pretty? Fact. That’s three reasons right there to consider giving some as a gift this holiday season! No, not in a plastic grocery bag. We mean...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Nov 30, 2015 | Gardening and Growing Tips, Misc, Uncategorized
Christmas is coming and Full Circle is feelin’ festive! We’re going to give one lucky household a holiday to remember … if you win our contest, the head compost elf himself–Santa Craig–will show up at your door with an “antique” wheelbarrow loaded...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Nov 24, 2015 | Backyard Composting, DIY, Gardening and Growing Tips, Misc, Reno Compost, Uncategorized, Waste Diversion
Pass Those Leftovers … to your Compost Heap! How to Have a Green, Sustainable Thanksgiving The whole team here at Full Circle Soils & Compost hopes your Thanksgiving is happy, friend-and-family-filled, delicious … but also sustainable, garden-friendly and...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Nov 17, 2015 | DIY, Misc, Nevada Recipes
Tasty Tips from Farmer Craig’s Kitchen Full Circle Soils & Compost folks know: we grow things because we like to grow things. But we like to grow things because we like to eat! Here’s another seasonal tip from the man himself! Many Americans are about...