The Guardian -
5 Nov 2016 13:00

Take a leaf out of a French inventor's book for a compost heap that's cheap as chips My allotment site made a deal with our local tree surgeon to take his brush and wood chippings. Very soon we were swimming in them - somany unloved leylandii and cherry laurels now steaming in our dropoff area. It turns out there are only so many wood chipping paths you can make. We needed a solution. Jean Pain was an inventor, gardener and forester who lived in the south of France in the 70s. He, too, had a lot...
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