Feeding the worms
shavedmonkey (Harvey in South Fl.)Z10b
10 years ago
I usually compost waste then add to my garden. I managed my garden different this year. I had been growing sweet potatoes. This year I grew and turned under black eye peas. And I have been burying organic waste for the worms.
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