In this process, soil particles along with digested organic material are coated with mucous from the worms’ digestive tracts. The result is pure fertilizer for your garden.

Cabbage loopers can ruin your crops. Luckily, there are several cheap and easy ways to get rid of them, including sprinkling ...

“Earthworms absorb and lose moisture through their skin,” writes Penn State professor of soil management Dr. Sjoerd Duiker in a Penn State Extension post on worms’ effect on soil. “If soils are dry, ...

This method enhances biodiversity, attracting the natural enemies of cabbage worms, and adds visual appeal to your garden. However, its effectiveness isn't guaranteed.

How to protect your garden from jumping worms The invasive jumping worm can strip the soil of nutrients, kill plants and cause severe erosion. It was first discovered in Minnesota in 2006.