Just spread it out over the soil. You can't use it to grow your tomatoes again as there will not be enough nutriments in it but it will be fine as a mulch.

My view exactly mg.

If you have compost bins Mather88 you could also add it to there, Thats what i do...

Thank you for your answers.

Better to put on the soil than in the compost bin...

Dont throw it away ! It can be used as a mulch around precious plants, like Arum lilies, or dug into your veg.patch or compost it, its good stuff.

I like it in my bins, especially if there's too much green...Just my opinion..

I agree Youngd. it adds another important layer to the bins.

Gardening Which? recently published a report on this very subject and infact as long as you add some slow release fertiliser it works really well.

In some cases growth was even better second time round.

Great news for me and the other skinflints out there!