In article , "BenignVanilla"
m writes:

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My yard consists mainly of concrete hard clay. Over time we have tilled
landscaping beds, gardens, etc. We also keep a compost heap of garden and
yard waste which gets mixed into the beds every year. What I am getting at,
in a long winded way, is that now that we have been working the beds...the
worms are EVERYWHERE!!! I suggest you get a nice compost pile going. Use
grass clippings, newspaper, coffee grinds, egg shells, etc. If you pile
it...they will come.

BV.



I have a compost bin but it's on concrete. I have no room on dirt for it. Is
there another way like a trap to get worms to feed my fish?


Sacha

"joe" wrote:
Each are suited to their own
specific worm lifestyles.


I'm not sure I want to know what that might be....


Michael Fermanis
New Orleans, Louisiana USA (Remove the RICE to reply)
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MLF wrote:

"joe" wrote:
Each are suited to their own
specific worm lifestyles.


I'm not sure I want to know what that might be....

Michael, I see you're from NO. I would have have thought you already know
what that might be

Joe



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"MISSYMAGICGIRL" wrote in message
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In article , "BenignVanilla"
m writes:

??

My yard consists mainly of concrete hard clay. Over time we have tilled
landscaping beds, gardens, etc. We also keep a compost heap of garden and
yard waste which gets mixed into the beds every year. What I am getting
at,
in a long winded way, is that now that we have been working the
beds...the
worms are EVERYWHERE!!! I suggest you get a nice compost pile going. Use
grass clippings, newspaper, coffee grinds, egg shells, etc. If you pile
it...they will come.

BV.



I have a compost bin but it's on concrete. I have no room on dirt for it.
Is
there another way like a trap to get worms to feed my fish?

My bin is not really a bin. It's more of a pile with a fence around it. I'd
suggest you start taking your compost from your current bin, and as it
breaks down, pile it somewhere in our yard...or till it in to the soil
somewhere in your yard. Eventually, you will an area with great soil...and
great worms.

BV.