Weird question about composting in a pit
Not really composting as such, I suppose, but I was wondering about the practicalities of burying food waste in the garden. I want to clean out the freezer and I know there are a few things in there that could possibly be composted but I don't want to put them in the normal pile because they might attract the numerous neighborhood cats and such.
Also, and this is the weird part, one of the things is a chunk of our wedding cake from, er, several years ago. I don't really know why I kept it in the first place except some strange superstition my mother told me about, but it seems wrong to just chuck it in the bin. I was thinking that burying it in the garden so it can feed next year's vegetables is more fitting, but is that crazy talk?
Also, and this is the weird part, one of the things is a chunk of our wedding cake from, er, several years ago. I don't really know why I kept it in the first place except some strange superstition my mother told me about, but it seems wrong to just chuck it in the bin. I was thinking that burying it in the garden so it can feed next year's vegetables is more fitting, but is that crazy talk?
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Fortunately I've never seen a rat, fox, or squirrel in the neighborhood, just a million cats. I'm sure they might be out there somewhere but they are not very prominent, so I'm not too worried about that.