Cheers Dove Yes, that was the first thing that came up when I googled it, but then I came back on here and found bob the gardener had already answered it
Never seen it before - and I move plants around in the heat of the day quite often I was hoping the worms were predicting a long hot summer...
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FG, One can only hope!
What use could a recycled politician be put to? Any suggestions?
I don't like to say waterbutts...I am a lady....
They could be used for pavement resurfacing- then we could get to walk all over them for a change!!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
All that hot air.... it would keep a few greenhouses warm for a while.
Yes- forget windmills for renewable energy - just stick them up on a hill somewhere and plug them into the National Grid!
Are we taking that too far??
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
You couldn't take them too far for me.
I found two knotted worms today- but the soil was damp, albeit warm on the surface...I wonder if worms sense hot weather coming
Interesting thread here http://www.wildaboutbritain.co.uk/forums/general-wildlife/30539-garden-worm.html about knotted worms - it appears it's a reaction to hot dry weather.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Back to the OP, you dont need worms in your compost bins, people on here have bins with solid bottoms on concrete, cant remember who it was off hand.
Compost is made by bacterias, and microbe thingys.
Cheers Dove
Yes, that was the first thing that came up when I googled it, but then I came back on here and found bob the gardener had already answered it
Never seen it before - and I move plants around in the heat of the day quite often
I was hoping the worms were predicting a long hot summer...