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    Picture of ginagc
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    I'm thinking about starting a worm bed. Anyone here have one? I did some research and it seems very easy to do AND benifical to my gardens! Hey maybe will turn into a money making adventure.....lol! Seriously there are SEVERAL fish ponds near my home and you have to travel at least 10 miles from my location to buy any worms or crickets.....just a thought...any input on this?


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    Posts: 1199 | Location: North Alabama zone7b | Registered: Nov 04, 2004Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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    I try to think of my entire garden as a worm bed! In the summer we bury the compost that is not fully decomposed in areas between plants and the worms seem to really like that "food". I was also astounded last year when I spread some fresh grass clippings as mulch several large earthworms came to the surface immediately and crawled on top of the grass clippings. I had to step back cause I'm a bit squeamish about worms!

    When we first started gardening here in this forest there was not one worm to be seen. As friends gave me plants and we added manure from the cattle pens the worms finally came.

    My DH is a recreational fisherman so he and the DS's often dig for worms. The only time they have difficulty is if it's been quite dry and I haven't watered. The worms are down deep in the clay base then. Otherwise they get a can of worms very quickly.


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