Re: Some wormy questions

**s*@bloomington.in.us**

Red brandling worms are excellent for both.  We don't do vermicomposting
on site here in Bloomington, IN (zone 5), although we do worm finishing of
compost in our community garden bins.

Michael

> One of my fellow community gardeners brought up a question I couldn't
> answer, so I thought I would ask here.
>
> Is there a worm that is a good compost worm and also useful as fishing
> bait?
>
> And related to this, does anyone do vermicomposting on their plots? And if
> so how do you protect your worms from Zone 6-7 heat and cold extremes?
>
> Sharon
> gordonse@one.net
>
>
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