Digital edition of 07 February Published: 18 April A baker who caught a serious gardening bug during the pandemic is now selling her own homemade compost — made of native worm castings which has seen her own garden thrive like never before. Mary Carr Faherty is normally slaving away inside a kitchen, producing bread and sweet treats for the hordes of visitors to Wildlands Adventure Centre in Moycullen.
But when locked out of a professional kitchen during the Covid lockdowns, she found herself spending more and time indulging her passion for the outdoors and improving her green fingers. Using loads of shop-bought compost led to an explosion of weeds in her garden, some of which she had never seen before.
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