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RE: [GWL]: Digest for Gardenwriters@topica.com, issue 314
At 11:59 AM 1/17/02 -0800, you wrote:
>Some of us don't have worm bins anymore because we got tired of waving
>fruit flies away. In California you can keep worm bins in the garage or
>outdoors. In colder portions of the country, they must be in the house.
>Margaret Lauterbach
Flies, smells or worms migrating from the wormbin are signals that
something is wrong in the wormery. I won't bore you with the details of
running a wormery properly, but here's a tip on how to prevent the flies.
Cover the top of each fresh layer of kitchen waste with a couple of sheets
of newspaper (not glossy magazines) so that none of the waste is exposed.
That has other beneficial side effects too.
Barry Webb
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