Posted by YMC on September 6, 2008, 4:29 am
Where's the best place to buy compost worms? Bunnings etc?
What sort should I get?
Posted by mulligrub <turnoverworm on September 6, 2008, 10:03 am
>Where's the best place to buy compost worms? Bunnings etc?
>What sort should I get?
Any an' all.
Post your address. I will bring the Family.
We come in all lengths and colours.
If you want "sugar free", ring Mr. Savage.
We don't do "no carb".
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Posted by len gardener on September 6, 2008, 2:08 pm
where ever you can get them at a good price ymc,
do for red wrigglers or tigers the night crawlers are that by name and
nature.
if you knew someone with a worm farm you could get some from them.
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>Where's the best place to buy compost worms? Bunnings etc?
>What sort should I get?
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Posted by YMC on September 6, 2008, 10:24 pm
> where ever you can get them at a good price ymc,
> do for red wrigglers or tigers the night crawlers are that by name and
> nature.
> if you knew someone with a worm farm you could get some from them.
Thanks. I'm living in Warrandyte. Victoria. I think I'll just swing around
to Bunnings and get a bucket. But it cost about $59 for a 1000+ compost worm
bucket.
My hesistation is cos in the past I used to buy the worms and find them gone
into about a years time.
Then I realize its cos the compost piles are in direct sun. And during
Summer the worms die. So I relocated the bins to a shady spot.
Posted by Jon on September 6, 2008, 11:26 pm
$45 delivered from Worm farm! Why go to Bunnings?
>What sort should I get?