Re: Vermicomposting - Plans for a Worm Bin

Greetings and Salutations:

In article <_pqdnW5yzO3RmLTVnZ2dnUVZ_ofinZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 "Luke" <blah@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Thanks for this Ken this is exactly what I was after a few weeks ago.
I'm 
> just about to build a house so hopefully some of the scrap wood can be
used 
> to build this.

I built the Potting Shed, Potting Bench, Plant Shelves and BBQ pit from 
all the scrap wood that was left over from a deck I disassembled.  Scrap 
wood is great :-) ...

> I really like the design as it is pleasing to the eye, unlike 
> my ugly can-o-worms bin.

I agree with that.  And the plastic bins don't "breathe".  The legs on 
this worm bin make it easy to sweep under and if you seal just the top 
board it looks like a (somewhat strange) patio table.  It definitely 
DOES NOT smell.

> I'm so obsessed with worms at the moment my wife 
> thinks i love them more than  her, and to be honest I haven't responded
to 
> that question hehehehehehehe.
> Luke 

:-) That is a issue for a professional to answer ...

Ken

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