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Gardening

NutmegYankee

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15. I'd look online.

Reply to Baitball Blogger (Reply #14)

Sun Mar 15, 2020, 10:03 AM

Mar 2020

I'm sure that hasn't been bought out during the panic shopping.

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Repost from Lounge -- where the gardeners must be out for dinner. [View all] Baitball Blogger Mar 2020 OP

not quite clear about question handmade34 Mar 2020 #1

Okay. Good question. Baitball Blogger Mar 2020 #3

Well, they're not dead, so WhiteTara Mar 2020 #7

Thank you! Baitball Blogger Mar 2020 #8

Okay, on rereading, WhiteTara Mar 2020 #9

+1 Baitball Blogger Mar 2020 #10

Most all the earthworms we see are non native invasive species Botany Mar 2020 #2

I did not know that. Baitball Blogger Mar 2020 #4

same here handmade34 Mar 2020 #5

That's good to know. Thank you. Baitball Blogger Mar 2020 #6

Worm casting are fine for edible food growing. Commercial fertilizers are as well. NutmegYankee Mar 2020 #11

I have been using osmocote as a fertilizer. Baitball Blogger Mar 2020 #12

I get it from Pro-Mix soils and had gotten it in a plastic tub from gardeners.com. NutmegYankee Mar 2020 #13

Thank you. Baitball Blogger Mar 2020 #14

I'd look online. NutmegYankee Mar 2020 #15

LOL! Baitball Blogger Mar 2020 #16

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