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Worm compost

17 years ago

Hi, I am trying to start a worm compost. I got some rubermaid totes and am gonna build it this week. Does anyone have anything that I should keep in mind? Also does anyone have extra worms to give away or trade? I have lots of heirloom seeds that I bought online that I can trade.

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gene_washdc
17 years ago
Do you ever come over into the District during the workday? What seeds do you have to trade? I'm willing to share some worms, if we can do a hand-off. I don't really want to mail them though.
daikon_tomato
Original Author
17 years ago
Thanks Gene, will email you offline
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