How many have got a worm bin
How many have got a worm binI have one just outside the kitchen door into which goes all my kitchen waste apart from the strong tasting stuff like onions and citrus fruits.
I bought my 3 tier worm bin from the recycling centre next door to the tip I worked at before being made redundant. It cost me a fiver but it was a big saving on the price of a new one. The worms were from a smallholding, also next to the tip. The bottom two layers are now nearly ready to be emptied out and filled with kitchen waste again and the worms are breeding like billyo. Paul I haven't got a worm bin, but add a tub of worms (from the local fishing shop) to my 3 compost bins each spring, and let them get on with it. I've not got a huge garden but put everything that is compostable from the house and garden into them. It is great when one is "cooked" and I get a lot of pleasure shoveling out the homemade compost.
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New pictures, ex-batts added 4/11/07
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if you want you can use irish moss peat on top of some newpaper do not use general compost or dirt from the garden it may contain non organic things only irish moss peat good luck "The trouble with quotes over the Internet is that you never know if they are genuine." -- Abraham Lincoln
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