
Free Fall Fertilizer From Your Worm Bin
Gardeners and lawn enthusiasts know that late summer and early fall are a great time to give their plants an extra boost before winter begins.

Gardeners and lawn enthusiasts know that late summer and early fall are a great time to give their plants an extra boost before winter begins.

Bedding is an essential part of your worm bin and often the key to your worms’ health and happiness. You will need to add bedding

You’ve probably only ever known worms as the reddish-brown creatures that crawl through your garden or dangle at the end of a fishing line. Yet
From time to time, you might find some other critters vying for space with your worms in their bin. It’s important to identify and eliminate
Worms don’t need much to stay healthy and happy, but occasionally bad things happen. Just like humans, worms respond to changes in their environment. Sometimes
When it comes to growing healthy, vital plants, soil building is essential. Most people who want to garden without synthetic chemicals turn to compost. Compost
There are approximately 2,700 species of different earthworms across the world. They commonly live in habitats that us humans would find less than desirable; deep within
What are the best ways to add compost from vermicomposting to your garden? Vermicomposting is composting with worms. “Vermis” is Latin for worm. Composting can
Did you know that worms help increase the value of your soil? Yup, it’s true. Not all soils are created equal. Most of the soil
I get asked all the time “What worm kit is best for me”? Today I’m going to help you hopefully answer that questions for yourself?

Most gardeners treat worms as a spring job: wait for the thaw, order a bag, and hope the soil cooperates. However, if you are reading

You’ve decided to start composting with worms. Great call. Then you open the indoor compost bin page and find a whole lineup of stacking bins

If you’ve ever dumped a handful of mealworms into your bearded dragon’s tank and wondered “was that too many?” — you’re not alone, and it’s

Quick Summary Composting worm prices generally run from a few cents to around a dollar per worm, depending on species and order size. Worm castings