Putting newspaper in compost heaps

[Johnboy]

Ha Ha Mike,
I use a pencil! Good old graphite. And I'm a lying sod 'cos I use a Bic!
I suspect that most inks are vegetable based today to fall into line with safety regulations. However if they were not it would make no differnce to me.
JB.

[Mike Vogel]

Nor me, Johnboy. But I consider the use of newspaper to be recommended increasingly each year, as what they print is usually sh*t anyway!

[thetangoman]

okay ..so which daily paper is best then, presumably the Times helps to cultivate a posher veg

[oldherbaceous]

And you will find the Guardian will help to look after them.

[Bren]

Which ever paper has the most rotten news.

Bren

[Johnboy]

Two for the price of one then Mike!
JB.

[alan refail]

And you will find the Guardian will help to look after them.

...and the Observer will keep an eye on things while you're away

[oldherbaceous]

And the Sun would be unreliable on all accounts.......

[alan refail]

I know some lady gardeners speak highly of the Daily Male

[Parsons Jack]

And the Sun would be unreliable on all accounts.......

I'm told that certain pages are very good for melons though OH

[oldherbaceous]

I wouldn't know anything about that sort of thing, P.J.

[Parsons Jack]

:oops: I wouldn't know anything about that sort of thing, P.J.

I was referring to Peter Seabrooks column OH. What did you think I meant

[oldherbaceous]

Gosh, for a moment i thought you meant the food and drink column P.J, i can grow the stuff, eat the stuff, but by the heck i'm no good at cooking it.

[Parsons Jack]

I'm glad we got that sorted then OH

[Elaine]

I suppose The Express might speed up the composting process........