Rotten or maggoty apples - buckets of them
By Annwest
United Kingdom
is it OK to put them in the composter, if not bury them, if not what?
- 8 Aug, 2008
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I do too - unless our Labrador gets hold of them first - he loves to play with them and then eats them...Ugh!
8 Aug, 2008
Many thanks to Owdboggy and Spritzhenry for answering my apple question. Yes I am also using fallers for apple sauce etc. the freezer is now well stocked until 2050 I should think!
Is there anything labradors won't eat?
10 Aug, 2008
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