Can we put worms and wormeries in here?
This section is for things that contribute in some productive sort of way towards producing things for the table. So if worms and a wormery contribute some way towards food, like making the compost to grow your veg in, then I don't see why not. A wormery is something I don't have and know little about so I certainly would be interested to know how it all works :)
Worms in a wormery are certainly kept, and if bees count as animals, why not worms?
One of the first pomes I remember reciting as a small child started..
"nobody loves me, everybody hates me,
I'm going down the garden to eat the worms"..
(thought you'd want to know that ::))
But if you're thinking of building your own, rather than buying a Wiggly W(r)igglers one, I remember that a long time ago - year before last, perhaps? - there was a method described somewhere here about constructing one from £1 shop storage bins......method was so good (and detailed) I kept it - to be lost in my recent PC crash.
Have a trawl, perhaps, if you're into making your own?
Hope this helps,
Lishka
FOUND IT ;D ;D ;D
The Basics, page 87.
Take a look!
Cheers! 8)
@alishka,
definetely one of the best poems i´ve ever heard. do you - or anyone- remember how it goes on from this promising start?
Thanks Alishka, here's the link if anyone else wants to view it:
http://www.allotments4all.co.uk/yabbse/index.php/topic,516.0.html
Quote from: blight on January 09, 2006, 20:25:34
@alishka,
definetely one of the best poems i´ve ever heard. do you - or anyone- remember how it goes on from this promising start?
Will post it in the Watershed for the sake of thread discipline.
Quote from: blight on January 09, 2006, 20:25:34
@alishka,
definetely one of the best poems i´ve ever heard. do you - or anyone- remember how it goes on from this promising start?
blight, Jenny posted her version, but I've put in the one I knew from...ooooo...years and
years ago!there too. As I was a child who always had a worm for a pet in her pocket or a beetle in a matchbox somewhere about, think my dramatically intoned pome must have been convincing enough for the grown-ups to get a bit nervous....
Jesse, thanks for posting the original link to the wormeries for me.
Cheers!
Our wormery is still going after 8 years. I'm not buying them all a present though.
Jeremy
Thanks for the link Jesse. :)
I'v been keeping and breeding various worms for different perposes for about 20 years, so if there is any advice or tips you require please ask. :)
QuoteI'v been keeping and breeding various worms for different perposes
how intriguing sketty ;D ;D
i shall be going to p.87 to have a look-i made my own wormery from poundland storage boxes....so it'll be interesting to see how someone else has done it...thanks for the link....
kitty
Dear Lishka, Second verse;
"First I bit their heads off, then I suck their guts out. I like eating worms"
Brian
i think you two ought to get together and go out to dinner together! ;D
Quote from: kitty on February 10, 2006, 16:44:14
i think you two ought to get together and go out to dinner together! ;D
And we can eat v(w?)ermicelli?
;D
Then;
Big fat juicy ones, long thin skinny one, I like eating worms.
Brian
....put yer feet up lish-brians cooking!lol!
kitty
whats for pud?
slug surprise?
An' I'll bring along a bottle of tequila 8)