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Old 07-03-2006, 07:32 AM posted to alt.home.lawn.garden
Brett Miler
 
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Default Worms.................do they eat bunny poo and will it help my graden?

I have several rabbits as pets.
I'm trying to combine this with my recycling OCD.
I shred junk mail and line the rabbits cages with this. After a while
I put it on a small strip of soil b/w the walkway and the house. I've
been trying to mix this into the soil with a shovel. I was wondering
if I could add a big bag of Peat moss and mix in the rabbit poo &
paper. Then buy some worms and add them to the mix.
Well, I guess this is a stupid question - I know I can do it. The
question should be "Would it be useful to a very small vegetable
garden to do this?"

The reason for adding the peat is because the topsoil is on top of red
clay and I thought that might help it.

Last year I planted a store bought cherry tomatoe plant in this area
and it grew to the largest tomatoe bush I have ever seen - easily 8
feet when stretched out ( ok , maybe 7.) I want to prep the soil and
see what I can do if I try.
I also though the worm might help break down the Poo & Paper quicker.
It is breaking down much slower then I had thought.

Any suggestions or advice??

Thanks
BM
 
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