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Old 05-25-2021, 05:49 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Default Re: Buying nightcrawlers for the garden?

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Originally Posted by George Webster View Post
Bait shop night crawlers are a Canadian species that will not survive in our climate.
That definitely answers the question, thanks!

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Originally Posted by sirdoofus
And just the process of turning poor soil into good will usually attract plenty of worms in and of itself...... in my experience
Well I agree, except that these are raised beds and the bottoms are lined with newspaper, so it's going to act as a barrier for awhile. Anything I add will be contained for at least a few seasons. George Webster saved me some time, money and brain wracking with his answer, so I'll get more of the "road muck" and harvest the worms from it now, as it's getting mixed in, in a few months anyway.
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