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Do you have a worm bin?
Submitted by Trillium on Mon, 06/09/2008 - 2:07pm.
Yes! It is awesome! 20% (1 vote) Not yet, but I am wanting to start one! 20% (1 vote) No, but it sounds like a cool idea...maybe... 20% (1 vote) No way! Gross! 0% (0 votes) What the heck are you talking about? 40% (2 votes) Total votes: 5 (2 votes) Bookmark This Page |
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worm composting
Worm composting is a great way to continue composting in cold months. Worms are the easiest pet imaginable. No vet visits, no shedding. Make useful product instead of leaving stuff that has to be disposed of. No offense to my dog and cats, but worms are EASY KEEPERS! Marjorie
Vermaculture
I do use Terracycle Fertilizer for my vegetables! It is sold at Home Depot. Support triple-bottom line companies!
Brad Mills
Naples, FL