FarmI wrote:
"Jonno" wrote in message

bassett wrote:

"Spiny Norman" wrote in message

On Tue, 13 Feb 2007 10:59:11 +1000, "RooBoy"
wrote in aus.gardens:



Yep I apprecaite that, I am more looking to put worms into my garden
beds
and maybe compost too


As I understand it the worms sold for worm farms will not survive in
the garden they are particular type of worm

not your average earthworm


The worm used in compost heaps is usually Eisinia fetida 0ften caslled a
manure worm or a brandling or a red wriggler) and it is different to the
type of worm that we mostly see in the garden. IIRC, the worm which most of
us would call the common old garden earthworm, is an introduced worm.


Crikey, an introduced worm. How formal are worms then?
Common as muck ? the others and if intorduced do they say "ow do u do?"