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| Wormeries - wormeries are a great method making garden compost to supplement the larger scale compost bins and tumblers often used in the garden - and there's no need to be squeamish as worm composting is relatively clean and maintenance free. Worms will greedily munch through kitchen waste which is unsuitable for the compost bin; keeping a wormery is fun and educational and you won't have to feed them every day (going on holiday for a fortnight is no problem) - it makes sense to have one! And that's without mentioning the sheer quality of the wormcast ultimately produced; justifiably tagged the best natural fertiliser known to man. We've designed and manufactured our own wormeries along with sourcing the best currently on the market and you'll also find various packages of live worms to top up your existing wormery, or perhaps set-up a brand new venture. Either way, you'll end up with worm cast absolutely erupting with nutrients, a great looking garden and hundreds of little composting experts to help! |
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Composting With Worms Book |
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£7.95
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Wormeries are a great way of disposing of excess compostable material and foodstuffs unsuitable for the heap, but with thousands of little helpers guzzling your kitchen waste, some guidance from the Composting with Worms Book is essential. In the 123 pages - complete with illustrations - you'll find information on how worms live, the breed of worms you need to introduce, which womery to use, how to get the most from your compost and much, much more! Author George Pilkington has been involved with worms and worm composting for over 20 years so his advice is almost guaranteed to bring success! |
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Composting Worms |
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from £14.50
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Essential for establishing and sustaining your wormery, these ‘Blue nosed’ Composting Worms come complete with bedding culture containing young worms, eggs and food. |
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100 Litre Wormery |
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£69.95
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This 100 Litre Wormery relies upon the help of hundreds of composting experts - worms - and is a great way to start producing your own compost at home, as well as cutting down on the household waste sent to landfill sites. Place kitchen waste such as vegetable scraps, peelings and tea bags into the 100 litre chamber where the hungry tiger worms will gleefully munch through your offerings and produce a highly nutritious liquid - a great feed for the garden. |
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Superior Large Wormery - 332 Litres |
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£179.95
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The Harrod Superior Large Wormery - to our knowledge - has the largest surface area of any product on the market today. Once a wormery is up and running, the larger its surface area, the faster the composting.
Expected Despatch Date: early July 2009 |
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Courtyard Composter/Wormery - 203 Litres |
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£149.95
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Here's a really flexible system that covers all the bases - use it as a standard composter; it easily transforms into a productive wormery (just add worms) and it takes up very little space - introducing the Courtyard Composter/Wormery! The tough plywood construction and healthy 203 litre capacity (more stats below) will both encourage the composting process and protect any worms you wish to introduce - and measuring only 60cm deep, the unit (which can be stained to suit your garden colour scheme) will sit easily in a confined courtyard or other location adjacent to the back door.
Expected Despatch Date: early July 2009 |
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