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Compost takes a few years to completely decompose so that animals don't dig it up along with your plants. Compost is a great idea. Those black, vented, square bins you put outback works well. Keep a 5gallon bucket on your porch and see how fast you fill it. egg shells, fish, fruit cores are all good. Seeds in the compost will sprout and make it really really weedy if you don't let the compost sit a very long time. I would suggest putting horse dung and carp fish in the bottom of the holes you dig. Toss some dirt on top and let sit for a couple weeks before you add more soil and transplant. The roots will eventually find their way into the nitrogen rich layer at the bottom and your plants will look remarkable!
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