Show us yer compost corner!
A handy area between the back wall of the garage and the rear boundary fence. When I didn't have a garden, I pined for composting more than growing - I hated having to put all the fruit and vegetable peels in the landfill bin. I had that trellis put up and planted a honeysuckle to screen this area from view. I broke the door of my dalek so it has an improvised patch. I can never get my leafmould stacks to stand upright. The two dustbins were left by the previous occupants. I fill them with as much cardboard as I can cram in, and soak it in "liquid gold". I catch the first wee of the day in a jug (it's the most concentrated; we're interested in the nitrates, not the water) and trip up the garden with it to dose the cardboard bins. I fill one a year, and leave it a year to mature. It doesn't smell nasty; the secret is to add it promptly, before it's had time to produce ammonia. Makes a useful mulch. Out of sight behind the dalek there's a lidded bucket of rainwater in which to drown the roots of perennial weeds.
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Mine is literally a heap up against an old garage. We pull off the stuff on top now and again to get at the good stuff which is piled then up against a fence and sifted as necessary. It's powerful weedy but very fertile. It's a great source of seedlings -good and bad