Is your garden lagging? Want to get a good jump on growth in the spring? Do your plants peter out in the late summer?
Adding compost can help all the above gardening problems. Any compost will do, but vermicompost has some distinct advantages.
Vermicompost is higher in nutrients than the standard compost pile compost which is decomposed by only bacteria and fungi. Something about the worm adds more nutrients to the compost than standard composting.
Plus, if you have composting worms, you can make the compost yourself. Or, if you have a large outdoor pile, you can add worms to finish off the compost.
Worm compost is great for starting seedlings. Worm compost helps fight plant disease by providing good bacteria and other microorganisms.
If you want your garden to really flourish this year, think about starting a worm bin today.
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