UPDATE: Congratulations Anna, you’re the winner!
Now that I have my own worms composting away on my balcony, I think everyone (okay, “almost” everyone) should have worms composting their food scraps and junk mail too. Just call me your friendly vermivangelist. Get it? OK. Sorry for all the bad worm jokes these past few posts. But I have exciting news!
The publisher of The Earth Moved by Amy Stewart and creator of the Worm Factory 360 are generously giving away a book and vermicomposting bin to one lucky reader! Here’s what you have to do to win:
- Read either There are Worms on My Balcony and It’s All Amy Stewart’s Fault or 1000 Red Wiggler Worms are Doing Their Thing in My Worm Factory 360.
- Share a tip or factoid that you learned from either of those posts in the comments section of THIS post. Only comments on this post will be counted.
- If you share something from both posts, you can get a bonus entry into the contest.
- Enter before Thursday, March 22 at 11:59pm Pacific time.
You must be over 18 and have a shipping address in the United States to win. Good luck!
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I learned that there is no bad odor coming from the bin, you could even keep the worms inside you apartment in a closet or cabinet in your kitchen.
So excited about this giveaway. I’m just starting to get into gardening on my patio and am looking for a way to compost that won’t get me in trouble with my neighbors. From “1000 Red Wigglers Are Doing Their Thing…” I learned that worm poop doesn’t smell. From “There are Worms on my Balcony…” I learned there are worms, the Giant Palouse Earthworms, that are 2 feet long. GROSS!!!
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