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pineviewplanter

15 years ago

Hi, I was wondering if there are any gardeners here within 50 miles of Linden that have a worm box or bed.....I am trying to find a "start" of either some European Nightcrawlers or Red Wigglers. I made a purchase on Ebay of supposedly 1000 worms, but got closer to 200 tiny little worms.

Anyone got worms they are willing to share???..lol

Thanks,

Carolyn

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zinniasareok
15 years ago
I don't know where Linden is. I'm in Knoxville. I have more compost worms than God. If you want to come get some, I'll be happy to share.
pineviewplanter
Original Author
15 years ago
Thank you.... I am glad we got together to do this... You are such a God send...

Bless You,
Carolyn
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sandsquid
15 years ago
Anybody near Bartlett/Memphis area care to show me how it's done and help me get started?
maemae0312
15 years ago
Hey John it would be nice if we could find someone in our area that does this come speak at the plant swap. I too would be interested.

Mary

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