Lomatium columbianum (Columbia Desert Parsley) Coconut Coir Contains 16 sticky traps and

Contains 16 sticky traps and 8 stakes

or even under the kitchen sink in an apartment -- making vermicomposting a great option for city dwellers and anyone who doesn't want or can't have an outdoor compost pile

It is best used in conjunction with the Felco 980 Lubricant which is designed for cleaning and provides non-stick protection

Winner of the 2005 John Burroughs Medal Award for Natural History Writing

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Lomatium columbianum (Columbia Desert Parsley) Coconut Coir Contains 16 sticky traps andPlant Description: A stunning native perennial common to the Columbia basin where conditions are dry, sunny, and well draining. This species grows a light green mat with multiple upright leafless stems around 1 2 feet tall. Dozens of tiny, bright pink magenta flowers cluster in brackets at the end of each stem. Spreads slowly by a rhizome. Height: 1 2. 5 ft Width: 1 3ft Soil: Well draining, rocky, sandy, poor Light: full sun Water: minimal Portland