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Add these items to increase the nitrogen content in your compost bin: Kitchen Scraps: Fruit and vegetable scraps (banana peels, apple cores, etc.) Bread Cooked pasta and rice Freezer-burnt foods Gelatin Coffee grounds Eggshells (rinse them first) Tea bags (remove the metal staples that attach the tag) Fresh Yard Waste: Grass clippings from lawn mowing Fresh green leaves Plant trimmings Fresh flowers Weeds (without seed heads) Animal Waste: Manure from plant-eating animals (cows, horses, rabbits) Poultry manure Important note: Composting is a great way to manage grass clippings, but if your lawn was recently treated with herbicides, let the clippings cure for several weeks before adding them to your bin

"1999 Award and Induction Ceremony - Songwriters Hall of Fame"

This charming ceramic tobacco jar, likely from the Desvres faience workshops and crafted during the Napolon III era, draws inspiration from 18th-century Delft tobacco jars, with intricate blue floral and foliate motifs symmetrically arranged on a pristine white background