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Local and On-line Compost Bin Vendors
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The information below is provided as a service to our residents. This listing of vendors does not imply an endorsement or approval by Denver Recycles or the City and County of Denver. All businesses listed are responsible for complying with all applicable local, state and federal laws.
--- LOCAL VENDORS ---
City Floral Greenhouse,1440 Kearney St., Denver (303)399-1177 Country Fair Garden Center, 2190 S. Colorado Blvd., Denver (303) 757-4949 Groundcovers Greenhouse, 4301 E. Iliff Ave., Denver (303) 758-8957 Smith & Hawken Home and Garden Store, 268 Detroit St., Denver (303) 329-6938 Echter’s Greenhouse and Gardens, 5150 Garrison St., Arvada (303) 424-7979 Tagawa Florist and Garden Center, 7711 S. Parker Rd., Aurora (303) 690-4722 McGuckin’s Hardware, 2525 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder (303) 443-1822 --- ON LINE VENDORS ---
www.composters.com www.cleanairgardening.com www.avalongarden.com www.planetnatural.com www.stopwaste.org www.gardeners.com www.compost-bin.com www.cboinc.com
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RED WORM WIGGLER VENDORS
The information below is provided as a service to our residents. This listing of vendors does not imply an endorsement or approval by Denver Recycles or the City and County of Denver. All businesses listed are responsible for complying with all applicable local, state and federal laws.
- Wilson's Worms - PO Box 2926, Norris, MT 59745, wilsonsworms.com
- Planet Natural - 1612 Gold Ave., Bozeman, MT 59715, 1-800-2896656, planetnatural.com
- Topline Wholesale Distributing Company - PO Box 45535, Rio Rancho, NM 87174-5535, 1-888-922-0464
- WormyWorms.com - 1-870-499-5776
- UNCO Industries, Inc. - 7802 Old Spring St. Racine, WI 53406, 1-800-728-2415, vermiculture.com/composting
- GardeningZone.com - PO Box 7614, Westlake Village, CA 91359, 1-800-493-1885, gardeningzone.com/catalog
- Gardener's Supply Co. - 128 Interval Rd., Burlington, VT 05401, 1-888-833-1412, gardeners.com
- Green Culture, Inc. - 32 Rancho Cir., Lake Forest, CA 92630, 1-877-204-7336, composters.com
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What to Feed Your Red Wiggler Worms?
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In general, Red Wiggler Worms will consume anything that was once living material. This includes:
- Fruit, left over vegetable scraps and peelings;
- Coffee grounds, tea leaves and tea bags;
- Vacuum cleaner dust;
- Hair clippings (people and animals);
- Manures (well aged);
- Shredded paper such as newspaper and office paper (soak first); and
- Crushed egg shells.
The greater the variety of material used, the better the casting (compost) will be.
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