163 Things You Can Compost.
Of course, some of these are obvious, but it's important to note exactly what's safe and useful to throw in your compost bin or pile. If you haven't started, now its the perfect time, as the falling leaves and dying summer plants (tomato vines, corn stalks, etc) are the perfect compost fodder.
Compiled by Marion Owen, from HGTV.com

· paper napkins
· freezer-burned vegetables
· pet hair
· potash rock
· post-it notes
· freezer-burned fruit
· wood chips
· lint from behind refrigerator
· hay
· popcorn
· freezer-burned fish
· old spices
· pine needles
· leaves
· matches
· seaweed and kelp
· chicken manure
· leather dust
· old herbs
· bird cage cleanings
· paper towels
· brewery wastes
· grass clippings
· hoof and horn meal
· molasses residue
· potato peelings
· unpaid bills
· cotton plant waste
· weeds
· rabbit manure
· hair clippings
· stale bread
· coffee grounds
· wood ashes
· sawdust
· tea grounds
· shredded newspaper
· egg shells
· cow manure
· alfalfa
· winter rye
· grapefruit rinds
· pea vines
· houseplant trimmings
Photo from cambridgema.gov
Tagged : compost, garden, recycle, fall, alternative_uses, green, environment