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Tif 419 vs. seeded Bermuda, who will win?
Comments (2)Nice, I like your style. I've got my money on nutsedge, but it's every grass for itself at this point....See MoreJoy Creek Nursery
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Comments (1)since you have plenty of food for them, you might simply toss the poisonous ones to the regular compost. Here is a link that might be useful: My bin...See MoreFruit flies problem...and some questions
Comments (4)Make sure any food you put in the bin is covered with several inches of shredded paper. This keeps the fruit flies at bay. With the ones you already have, set a little jar with a bit of cider vinegar and a drop of dishwashing liquid in, near the bins. You can even set it on top of the bedding inside the bin to catch the flies. I've only had a few fruit flies, but it works. You can also vacuum them. It takes months for a bin to be up and running to its potential. 3 dozen worms is very few. Do you have just 36 worms in a large rubbermaid bin?? I would use a very small container with that number. You have to be very careful you don't overfeed. I currently have 50 worms in a plastic salad container mini-bin. I enjoy doing a mini-bin as well as my full size ones....See Moresuetran1
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