138 Worm Bin Basics. Grape Varieties Worth a Try.

You’ve heard on this podcast many times the benefits of using worm castings, which some people consider the best soil amendment. Just listen to Episode 107 about that. But maybe you’ve seen the price of worm castings at the nursery, and your hesitant. How about growing your own worm castings? Today, we find out how to set up your own worm bin to harvest the freshest worm castings possible. Plus, we find out about five grape varieties, both table grapes and wine grapes, that you may want to grow yourself. It’s all on episode 138 of the Garden Basics with Farmer Fred podcast, brought to you today by Smart Pots. And we will do it all in under 30 minutes. Let’s go!

Pictured: “Can O’ Worms” Worm Bin

Links: Sign up for the new Garden Basics newsletter, on Substack (https://fredf82.substack.com). Free! Smart Pots Worm Bin Tips Worm Bins Worm Sources Garden Basics Episode 107: Worm Castings Fair Oaks Horticulture Center Composting Information Fair Oaks Horticulture Center Vineyard Information Grape Growing Information University of Arkansas Viticulture Grape varieties mentioned: Mars, Reliance, Hope, Mission, Crystal (Niagara)

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