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Just Green Can-O-Worms Wormery:
... most of you probably know I can't bear to throw anything away that might prove useful to someone else and it is to this end that I recycle as much as I can - glass, cardboard, papers etc. At our new home here in Llandudno we have a courtyard garden with raised flower beds so there isn't a suitable place for a compost heap, so I bought a cheap dustbin and threw the kitchen waste in that to make some comp... Read the full review: My worms are saving me money by SusanLesley |
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Just Green Can-O-Worms Wormery Manufacturer: Just Green / Archive House & Garden / wormery, worm farm / layered structure. - The Can-O-Worms has been designed from the ground up as a superior wormery. Its innovative layered structure lets you see at a glance what the worms are doing and how they are getting on. Even better, it lets you harvest ... overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Wormeries Archive House & Garden / An easy and efficient system of converting ordinary kitchen waste into top quality compost and concentrated liquid feed through the natural action of worms. - 30% of house hold waste is organic and can be recycled, so by using a wormery you reduce the waste dumped in landfill sites, reduce... overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Just Green Can-O-Worms Wormery ... hate throwing anything away, even teabags and, as I have a garden, it seems sensible to make compost. This has never been quick or easy with a conventional compost heap so I was really keen when a friend offered me her wormery because she was having no luck with it. Hers was one of those that looks like a dustbin with a tap on it. Full description on this site but basically you put your worms and some compost (their bedding) in at the bottom and add kitchen waste. As you add the waste the worms feed and digest converting teabags and all into compost. As they do this they naturally move upwards into the new waste and liquid waste seeps into the reservoir at t... Read the full review: Superior womery by oasisjoe |
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Wormeries ... worms go in and the worms go out, they go in thin and they come out stout…… I’m pretty sure that a large number of people don’t think a great deal of worms and the chances that they might consider keeping them in your house or garage are pretty slim. The thing is worms are useful little creatures and I hope what I’m about to write might go some way to changing your mind. Worm fact#1 Earthworms are hermaphrodites. So, each worm has both male and female sex organs, it’s a wonder they ever get round to doing anything….. Now I’m not suggesting you keep worms as pets, if it tickles your fancy you could I suppose but ... Read the full review: Theres a worm at the bottom of the garden by Diaz |
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Wormeries ... fat juicy ones, wee skinny skooshy ones - see how they wriggle and squirm! But these are no ordinary worms my friend, these are tiger worms or 'Eisenia andrei' - a native species of compost worms that can eat their own weight in organic waste every day. Greedy little blighters they are . . . . So they're not your common or garden earthworms then? Oh no dear reader, these are all-singing, all-dancing, all-consuming (literally) worms that can help you turn your garden into an organic, fertile land in just a few months. All they ask in return is regular feeding, and a bit of TLC, and they will soon produce a high quality liquid feed as well as a rich o... Read the full review: I've got worms! by themoomin |
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