Compost Heap Collection

Compost heap, cross-section

Compost mixture with red wiggler worm (Eisenia foetida)

Organic matter being added to hole in the ground with a garden spade

Material being added to garden compost bin with a garden fork, elevated view

Wheelbarrow on compost heap C017 / 7461
Wheelbarrow on a compost heap

Compost worms. Red wriggler worms (Eisenia foetida) in a compost heap. This species of annelid worm is used by gardeners to speed up the decomposition of organic matter (particularly food waste)

Leaf mould heap. Leaf mould is a type of compost formed predominately from decomposed leaves. The material beneath the top layer of grass cuttings and leaves has begun to decompose (bottom)

A compost heap
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Discover the magic of nature's recycling system with a cross-section view of a compost heap. Burrowing red wiggler worms (Eisenia foetida) transform organic matter into rich, nutrient-dense soil. Watch as gardeners add layers of kitchen scraps, leaves, and grass clippings to the heap using a garden spade or fork. Over time, this organic mixture breaks down, creating a valuable resource for nourishing gardens. Observe the compost heap from an elevated view, noticing the active worms and the gradual decomposition process. A wheelbarrow stands ready to transport the finished compost, while a nearby leaf mould heap adds to the bounty. Join the sustainable gardening movement and start your own compost heap today.