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The BIGGEST. . . .
The biggest WORM I have ever seen in my garden was in my compost heap a couple of years ago.
It was about twelve inches long and well over half an inch in diameter.
I can handle the red wigglers with no problem at all, but this one I gathered up with a fork and transplanted it up the hillside well away from my compost heap.
It was about twelve inches long and well over half an inch in diameter.
I can handle the red wigglers with no problem at all, but this one I gathered up with a fork and transplanted it up the hillside well away from my compost heap.
Re: The BIGGEST. . . .
sanderson wrote: I also would have used something, at least gloves, to move that monster!
It really did look revolting to me. I don't mind snakes as they can be beautiful looking but this worm was a kind of washed-out beige and had no defining features, looked like an uncooked sausage.
Re: The BIGGEST. . . .
The BIGGEST RADISH I have grown was one of a bunch I picked from my BTE area. It was at least four times the size of the others in the bunch which were themselves quite a decent size. I could have used it as a softball or tennis ball. It was no good to eat though, all the others tasted OK.
Re: The BIGGEST. . . .
On TV this morning, a 10kg TURNIP. Going to be used for Christmas Dinner and anything left over for turnip soup for the whole town.
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