Here is the sago palm bed after weeding.
Here is the sago palm bed before weeding. Not too bad, but it did take a few minutes.
Among other weeds, I pulled up these baby sago palms. I simply discarded them, because they do keep growing.
When I took some compost material to the composter today, the previous additions had quite collapsed, so, I decided to remove some of the browned material from the elephant ears, and accessible plantain leaves which had turned brown, as well as any green, misplaced leaves. This yielded a full composter, once again Composter full of leaves.
I watered the compost with a hose, and so it collapsed a little.
I put the lid back on and rotated the composter a couple of times. When the sun hits it tomorrow morning, it will heat up, and hasted the decomposition of the newly added material. I am going to watch it to see how long it takes to collapse big time. In the meantime there are plenty of other garden tasks to do.