Tumbleweed Worm Feast In-ground Worm Farm for Recycling Organic Waste in a Raised Garden Bed or Vegetable Bed

Did what I needed it to do !😊

A bit clumsy to assemble, perhaps a redesign is in order, but it works well once installed.

We love this kitchen composter. My 5yo grandchild loves to help put the kitchen waste into this composter. There is not much to it, and it only requires digging a spot for it, with the top few inches protruding from the ground. We feel virtuous and hopefully, worms are doing their thing. If we find any worms in the yard, we put them into this composter.

This comes in a few pieces, as the description says. Putting it together took me a little longer than expected. My advice is to follow the directions given in the package - even if they seem counter intuitive.It seems like a good idea, but there are gaps in the actual item that let ants and other bugs in, which is less than ideal. So far it’s looking like the food I’m putting into the worm feast are just rotting instead of being eaten by worms. I put it in my garden about 2 weeks ago. The locking lid is nice, but won’t keep small bugs out.

So far so good on the worm farm. Missing star was that it took almost a month to get it. Unimpressed with their delay in shipping it. Worms had to go into garden long before we received their dining room.

I placed the worm feast in the middle of my vegetable garden and started adding house refuge. Haven't seen any worms yet, but the squirrels sure enjoy it!