Blah, is all I can say about this one! Well, ick and gross come to mind too! I pulled back the watermelon to see what was going on underneath. The worms do scatter!
Things are moving along rather slowly this week. It may be due to the cooler weather we have been having! Wow today at 6p.m. it was 45! Yikes, fall is here. The worms are slowing down for sure. I still think this mush will be gone in a week!
see ya tomorrow!
Last Wednesday morning, I was reading The Source, the weekly newspaper in Bend. They have a section called “Cold Call” where they go around town asking various questions. This weeks question was “Who is your favorite super hero?” A past worm buyer named Susan said “Wonder Worman.” I was laughing so hard and quickly showed my husband. Holy Cow, I am someones super hero. She went on to mention the worms and my business. To see the complete interview check out this weeks Source!
Hey, guess what??? Worms love artichokes! Rotten ones and eaten artichoke skins (I think that’s what they are)
They were all over them this afternoon! Yipee! cause I love them toooooo!
It’s the season for worms!!!
I had the chance to speak at The Environmental Center in Bend on Feb 10, 2009. The night was sponsored by The Juniper Club Sierra Group. The turn out was terrific, 40 plus and their enthusiasm was amazing. The focus was on the benefits of composting with worms and also how to set up worm bins. Many of the people came with their own plastic bins, shredded newspaper and peat moss. I was able to share my experience and show lots of photos.
