Re: Iris Mulch @ worm farming.

From: Jan Clark <janclarx@hotmail.com>

>What are cocoa hulls and where do you get them?  (I can imagine what cocoa
>hulls are, but I didn't know cocoa beans had shells?)
>I learned not to fertilize my garden with fish emulsion.  All the cats in
>the neighborhood were in my back yard!  Hahahahahahaha.  Just kidding.
>Actually, it did smell pretty bad for 2-3 days.
>Dennis Kramb; dkramb@badbear.com

<LOL> - I'm sure my cats would like your garden Dennis!
Mushroom compost is rather 'on the nose' too. I had the kids empty the 
trailer of a load of mushroom compost, and they were not happy. :-((
Does anyone over there (on the other side of the planet) grow worms? Worm 
farming is becoming a very big industry in Aus., with some local councils 
using them as a method of waste disposal, and many, many gardeners (and 
fishermen) growing them in 'worm farms' in the back yard. The castings are 
extremely rich plant fertiliser. Has anyone used worm castings on irises?
Jan Clark


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