In addition, the surface residues act as a mulch and slow the rate of soil drying in late spring and freezing in late fall. This can lengthen the active periods for the worms, allowing them to feed ...

check new soil and plant pots for cocoons or worms before planting, and read about why putting mulch in your garden could ...

Liam Beddall of David Austin Roses recommends using an organic, biodegradable mulch rather than something like an aggregate. The benefit of this is that worms and other microorganisms will bring ...