Harrod Horticultural (UK) - Courtyard Composter/Wormery

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Courtyard Composter/Wormery - 203 Litres £189.95

GCO-131

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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.

Surface area 3136cm2
• Measures 0.93m/3’ H x 0.6m/2’ x 0.6m/2’
• Tough plywood construction - designed in-house
• Will work as a compact compost bin or wormery for smaller gardens and households
• Not supplied with worms but available separately (GCO-116) should you want to use the product as a wormery
• Attractive design ideal for situating near to the kitchen door
• Can be stained as desired or left natural
• Fully slatted front for unrestricted access
• Hinged lid keeps heat and worms in and rain out
• Free draining base to allow air to circulate and excess liquid to drain
• Drip tray collects any excess liquid which makes a fantastic plant feed
• 5 year guarantee
• Wood used in construction obtained from a managed sustainable source
• For further information see video clip below

What The Experts Say...
"...So is it possible to make compost in a tiny garden, without having your space dominated by a bin? The answer is yes. I've got a worm bin that sits in a redundant corner outside my backdoor or you could choose something that won't stand out like a sore thumb. The Courtyard Composter from Harrod Horticultural (costing £149.95) is ideal - storing up to 203 litres of compost, it is a compact, acttractive bin that wouldn't look out of place on a patio." 'Compost Conundrum' Grow It magazine, August 2008