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First the type of worm we will be discussing will be the Eisenia Foetida (scientific name) for Red Worms / Red Wigglers. They are easy to raise and adapt very well to temperature and bedding conditions. They are primarily raised for vermiculture (worm composting) market. Size isn't important in worm composting so the average red worms / red wigglers are 1 to 2 inches and weigh about 900 to 1000 per pound. Here at Southern Bait Worms we produce red worms / red wigglers fishing worms that are 2 to 3.5 inches long and weigh about 600 per pound.
The first thing you will need to do is prepare a PRIMARY worm bin. You will need a least 1 square foot (12 inches x 12 inches) surface area per pound of worms and a depth of 8 to 12 inches deep. The bedding can be peat moss or coir (coconut fiber). It can be used 100 percent or mixed 50/50 with paper. Plastic bins are easy to get and make good worm bins.
Let's start out with a plastic bin that's 24 inches long x 12 inches wide x 12 inches deep which has 2 square feet of surface area. This will be our PRIMARY worm bin that can hold 2 lbs. of worms. After a couple of months you will begin to see small worms in your PRIMARY bin. You can feed this bin your food scraps, paper, grain ect.
Two to three weeks before you will need fishing worms you will need to get a SECONDARY bin ready. Peat moss or coir (coconut fiber) for your bedding. A plastic bin 12 inches wide x 12 inches long x 6 inches deep 1 surface square foot (12qt. Plastic dish pan) from Walmart works great. From your PRIMARY bin hand pick 250 of the largest red worms/red wigglers usually around 1.5 to 2 inches. Put these 250 worms into your SECONDARY bin. Grain feed chicken laying crumbles or rabbit feed every other day.
Adjust feed so that all feed is eaten by the second day. Three to four weeks later your red worm/red wigglers should have double in size. Do not add any more worms to the SECONDARY bins. Once you have used all your fishing worms start with a fresh bin. You may want to have two of these smaller secondary bins for a continuous supply of fishing worms.
David Cumlander: Owner Southern Bait Worms
http://www.southernbaitworms.com
We have fishing worms that are 2 to 3.5 inches long and about 600 per pound. For red worms, compost worms, red wigglers fishing worms and worm bins visit us at http://www.southernbaitworms.com
Pink Double Knockout Rose (ppaf)
The Best Keeps Getting Better!
Gardeners across the nation loved the original Knockout Rose. They found it to be as low-maintenance as any shrub could be, but with a longer blooming period than virtually any hardy garden plant. They loved its offspring, the hybrid Double Knockout, even more. We predict even greater success for this new member of the Knockout family, the 2007 introduction: 'Pink Double Knockout.'
'Pink Double Knockout' is a mutation of (Red) Double Knockout and is the same in all respects, except the flower color is hot bubble gum pink. You get the same combination of double blooms, low maintenance (no spraying, no dead-heading, and no mounding with soil for winter protection) and continuous repeat bloom. Like Double Knockout, 'Pink Double Knockout' will be even more floriferous than the original Knockout - with petal counts of 18-25 (twice the number of Knockout) carried with 3-6 roses on a stem. The additional petals present a fuller flower that is simply breathtaking. Three or four stems will fill a large vase. The blooms are about 2 1/2 inches wide and are borne in incredible abundance. Without dead-heading, the blooms maintain a continuous show of color from early June to hard frost - accompanied by beautiful clean foliage almost year round. The new growth is a dramatic burgundy red.
Both Double Knockouts present themselves in a denser, more compact (4 x 4 feet) and upright fashion than the original Knockout's 5-6 foot height and broad, spreading form. The season-ending color of this rose is exceptional with its rich burgundy leaves in the fall. Everything you loved about the original Knockout roses you will love about the new 'Pink Double Knockout' - with even more winter hardiness, improved shade tolerance, reduced height and width - and the brightest color of all the Knockouts.
The eye-catching, bright pink color is a real stand out in the garden and combines beautifully with blue and purple clematis. Because of 'Pink Double Knockout's' superior low-maintenance performance, it offers outstanding versatility of use - one rose planted by itself; several amongst your favorite perennials; or plant them as an appealing hedge.
Planting and Care
Hardy in Zones 4-9.
Choose a spot in 4-5 hours (or more) of sun with well drained soil.
Enhance soil with compost, such as Chesapeake Blue Crab Compost.
Water regularly until established.
Once established fertilize monthly with Rose-Tone from March 15th to August 15th.
Mulch with 2-3 inches of aged shredded hardwood mulch.
When necessary, prune in mid-March before the leaves appear. Never prune back shorter than 18 inches from the ground.
About the Author
Alan Summers, president of Carroll Gardens, Inc, has over 30
years experience in gardening and landscape design. He has made Carroll
Gardens one of America's preeminent nurseries.
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