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Free wormery
I have this wormery but I don't use it anymore, It's free to a good home
It's about half the size of a wheely bin. It doesn't have a stand, I had it rested on bricks. I think the worms died because I put citrus peel in, But you can buy new worms via this website:
http://www.originalorganics.co.uk/the-original-wormery.htm?gclid=CO...
Add me as a contact to arrange pick up if you'd like it.
It's about half the size of a wheely bin. It doesn't have a stand, I had it rested on bricks. I think the worms died because I put citrus peel in, But you can buy new worms via this website:
http://www.originalorganics.co.uk/the-original-wormery.htm?gclid=CO...
Add me as a contact to arrange pick up if you'd like it.
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Permalink Reply by Adrian Hackney on
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I got a free wormery from Bowes and Bounds Connected - my thought was that worms from websites are very expensive, but i have worms in my garden - if I could find enough then no purchase should be needed. My suggestion is to start a small compost heap in a corner of the garden. This will pretty soon be crawling with worms! Transfer the compost to the wormery, and hey presto, as many free worms as you can eat. My home grown worms are now churning out litres of fairly pongy, but I am assured, efficacious liquid manure.
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