loosen the
castings during this process. To speed-up things up I sometimes put a shop
light over the bin and, as you all know, the little critters don't like light.
I will try the mesh bag method. I use a lot of worm tea but am never sure what
proportion to use with water.
-Lydia
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We use "screenings' on our paths. They pack down to a surface that can be used
by people in wheelchairs. They are some kind of rock by-product.
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Putting down a bed of sand sounds like a good idea. Our paths do flood
sometimes; however, they are bordered by raised, mulched areas. Our Supplier of
stone screenings said they are called #10 stone in Ohio but may be called
something else in other places. Basically they are the finest, as in sm
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