For years, the Arlington Heights Garden Club’s plant sale featured homegrown plants. It was a way to make money and improve ...

Jumping worms reproduce quickly and can form dense populations. Here's how to protect your garden from this invasive species.

But during a routine house visit in June ... These contaminated plants are shipped to new areas with hammerhead worms hiding in a moist soil that they love. “As we move products around the ...

check new soil and plant pots for cocoons or worms before planting, and read about why putting mulch in your garden could invite jumping worms. Read the original article on House Digest.

Also, heat all mulch material to 105 degrees, don’t bring soil in with potted plants and check fishing bait to make sure there are no jumping worms mixed in with earthworms. Don’t dump your ...

which is the process of using worms to break down food waste into nutrient-rich soil that fertilizes plants. “As your plants are growing, they’re putting all of that energy and nutrients into ...

This year’s workshop included a demonstration of the effect of rainfall on soil with various cover, an introduction to compost tea, a talk about worm farming ... allowing for plant and animal ...

Worm tea can give a boost to house plants or a garden ... You may be able to release some into a garden to improve the soil there, give some to a friend or start a second compost bin.

they can change the soil in really dramatic ways," said Loss. Researchers said the worms can change how well plants grow and can also affect wildlife. “You bring in this new group of species ...