How Can Composting Redworms Help You?

• They can save you time: add worms to an existing compost pile. Once the pile is well-established, you'll have a constant supply of worms where you turn your compost-which can shave off a third of the time it normally takes to finish compost.
   
  
• They can save you money: add worms directly to your garden along with plenty of organic mulch. Worms transform organic matter into free organic fertilizer.
   
  
• They will recycle for you: if you raise rabbits, sheep, or horses, you have lots of manure to deal with. Instead of shoveling it over the back fence, let composting worms recycle those piles into an organic product that you can use or sell.
   
  
• Everyone has left-over food that usually goes down the garbage disposal. That's potential plant food, too. Feed those kitchen scraps to your red worms and then feed your garden and houseplants with the free castings.
  
  

Worms Are One Of Nature's Best Recyclers

The worm's role in nature is well-defined and beneficial to all creatures. That's why we say they are more than just a pretty face! We hand-pick worms from the bins with TLC (tender loving care) to fill your order requests.

We include 200 composting red wigglers as part of our Worm Recycling Bin. Or you may order worms separately below. 

**Worm orders are shipped on Monday or Tuesday by Priority Mail. We do not ship worms during extremely hot or extremely cold temperatures. We will contact you if the weather is a delaying factor. We regret that we cannot ship our live worms outside the Continental United States.