I resisted the urge to have an adequate composting bin shipped to me and purchased three large plastic containers (made in USA) with lids. These only cost $3 each and were purchased at Lowes's. I figure that they will serve some other purpose if I'm not able to modify them for use composting. If a garden supply shop as large as Lowes has does not sell composting bins, perhaps no one does. The problem that I have not resolved is how to get rotation and movement inside the container. For the time being, I will shift it around daily.
The green onions are over-due for transplanting. They seem too delicate to handle, but the seed package states to thin at 1 to 2 inches high. Mine are close to 4" high.
My older plants are all showing new growth since starting the weekly spraying of the Terracylce Plant Food (or worm poop). I will need to purchase the gallon size soon.
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