Vermicoast

I will be away, yes, finally I will be out of town for the holidays.

I will be leaving on the 22nd and back late on the 27th.  I will leave 6lbs of worms ( bagged up in 1lb bags each)  in the bin by the front door on your left as you face it, before I go.

The house sitter will be in and out daily, but not taking phone orders.

For those of you who have been here before you know how to leave your payment.

To you who have not been here, it is simple.

Above the bin, which is on the left side of the front door as you face it are the worms, bagged up and ready to go.   Each of the bags has a lb of worms and a lb of their own bedding in it.   Above them are small brown envelopes.  That is what your payment goes into.  There is wooden box to the right of that with a slot for the envelope.   Just drop it in there.
Welcome to my world: the world of organic waste reduction through the team effort of red wiggler worms and YOU! Keeping worms is simple. I have clients in second grade, who do this for their science projects and then take it home and introduce it to their parents, grandparents and friends. What better use of our organic wastes, than to amend the soil that feeds us?  Either with either flowers, to feast the eyes and spirit or crops from your vegetable garden?  Worm binning will work for you as it has for countless others.  After 23 years of raising worms, I can say this: I was green when green was just a color!

I hope this helps you with your holiday shopping and that you all have a safe and wonderful holiday season.

I will see you back here in the New Year!

~Shel