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wanted: wanted: red wriggler worms

15 years ago

I would like to find 8 to 16 ounces of adult red wrigglers, in exchange for plants I have listed in my swaps. I have a number of interesting plants, including both orange or yellow clivia, clivia seed, and Miracle Fruit seedlings (synsepalum dulcificum).

Please note that I only check my email once a week on average, so please be patient!

Thanks,

--Rick

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