http://www.bakersfieldvoice.com/home/Blog/dweaver3/7136 When I had access to a garden, composting was a must. I love the idea of turning seemingly insignificant scraps of broccoli stalks, bread crust, and potato peels into a nutrient rich substance that benefits a vegetable or flower garden. Now that I&rsquo;m living in an apartment, my garden space has been reduced to three widow boxes and two pots of herbs &mdash; and no space for composting. Vermicomposting could be an option, but I&rsquo;m a bit wary of starting such a complex project. Are there any gardeners out there who have some vermicomposting tips or would accept food scraps into their compost bin? When I had access to a garden, composting was a must. I love the idea of turning seemingly insignificant scraps of broccoli stalks, bread crust, and potato peels into a nutrient rich substance that benefits a vegetable or flower garden. Now that I&rsquo;m living in an apartment, my garden space has been reduced to three widow boxes and two pots of herbs &mdash; and no space for composting. Vermicomposting could be an option, but I&rsquo;m a bit wary of starting such a complex project. Are there any gardeners out there who have some vermicomposting tips or would accept food scraps into their compost bin? en-us Wed, 28 Mar 2007 13:36:25 PDT I can't wait till I move into my new house. My mom always gardened, with compost and everything, when we were growing up. There is nothing like fresh organic, grown in your back-yard sugar snap peas! I plan on having a big garden, if I can keep the puppy out of it. http://www.bakersfieldvoice.com/home/Blog/dweaver3/7136/#c_70968 http://www.bakersfieldvoice.com/home/Blog/dweaver3/7136/#c_70968 I can't wait till I move into my new house. My mom always gardened, with compost and everything, when we were growing up. There is nothing like fresh organic, grown in your back-yard sugar snap peas! I plan on having a big garden, if I can keep the puppy out of it. I completely agree with you about fresh peas. When I was a toddler, my mom would often find me in the garden helping myself to the peas.&nbsp; What could be better? <br /> <br /> Maybe a perfectly-ripe, warm tomato with just a touch of salt! http://www.bakersfieldvoice.com/home/Blog/dweaver3/7136/#c_71932 http://www.bakersfieldvoice.com/home/Blog/dweaver3/7136/#c_71932 I completely agree with you about fresh peas. When I was a toddler, my mom would often find me in the garden helping myself to the peas.&nbsp; What could be better? <br /> <br /> Maybe a perfectly-ripe, warm tomato with just a touch of salt!