The cold weather can put us off spending time in our backyards, but it's important not to fall behind on essential garden tasks during the winter season. Compost, for example, needs to be maintained so you have sufficient material to work with by the time spring comes around.
If you haven't already looked into how to maintain compost over winter, there are a few things you need to do to ensure your heap stays productive in colder weather. Warmth is a requirement for successful composting because it stimulates the microbes that break down your materials. That's why you should take action to stop compost freezing in winter and keep your composting active. However, this can be much easier said than done.
