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Talkback: Charles Darwin and worms

moist coconut fibre, then you can just add the fruit waste. I keep 12 million compost workers at Millicent South Australia that make castings which we sell to vineyard owners and the worms cannot make enough even at 6000 cubic metres a year, so next tiem by kaycurtis

28/11/2011 18:37:44

by James A-S

Talkback: Wormery composters

little waste they can deal with. The three bin tower is brilliant for making comfrey fertiliser though! I bought a "wheelie bin"-type worm composter about 15 years ago. According to the leaflet that came with it you could even "keep it in your kitchen by Neil

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28/11/2011 18:40:01

by composter

Wormery question

then the worms should be able to catch up. Maybe think about a compost bin for all your extra scraps. Sadly my garden is too small to harbour a compost bin. That's why I got the wormery in the first place. My worms are on a bit of a go slow too! I would think it by Swedboy

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18/05/2012 11:59:19

by Daintiness

Talkback: Worm composting all year round

will do... off to tuck the worms into bed now! Yes, always cover compost heaps. This does keep in heat on freshly-made heaps, holds in moisture to stop material drying out, but also keeps out heavy rain that can make everything very soggy.I agree by John

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28/11/2011 18:44:20

by Jo G

Talkback: Making a wormery

Hi Kate, Happy Christmas,One of my compost bin is almost full and the worms are still active, When I lift the lid to put more waist in there is always a lot round the lid and rim at the top,One bin is almost empty now so I can start to refill by oldchippy

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29/12/2011 14:58:17

by oldchippy

Ground elder in compost bin

of a good alternative idea? Ann Have you had a problem with ground elder growing inside the compost bin ? I wouldn't advise compost bins on concrete, they work best when worms can come up from the bottom and have a good old munch at the stuff you by Nik&Ann

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22/03/2013 19:03:25

by Dovefromabove

Compost BIN or TUMBLER

space than you. Have you thought about setting up a Worm Bin to process your household waste? I think in your situation with limited space that is what I'd go for - you can either make one yourself (as here http://whatcom.wsu.edu/ag/compost by Andrew Short

10/08/2012 10:56:06

by Palaisglide

Talkback: Insulating compost

clay, I have incorportated masses of grit, peat free compost and farmyard manure into my two large vegetable plots. Having had a brain-wave about raised beds, I decided to dig down to make the paths rather than order in extra topsoil which would have by hereisabee

28/11/2011 18:37:38

by ange

Talkback: Christmas compost

few months of there being compost there are thousands of worms!! Bless 'em!We now have a worm factory too. It's not so much the compost I'm looking forward too, it's the liquor for feeding. I can almost hear the plants drooling at the thought by Helen, Malvern

28/11/2011 18:30:29

by James A-S

Talkback: How to make compost

. Will mixing this with kitchen waste etc rejuvinate it? Of course you could make worm compost with a wormery..... giving a much richer and finer end product Of course you could make worm compost with a wormery..... giving a much richer and finer end product I by jazcaz

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22/04/2012 18:02:00

by marshmello

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