Earthworms aren’t pests—they’re ecosystem engineers. Their tunnels aerate soil, improve drainage, and ease root penetration. As they eat organic matter, they convert bacteria into beneficial forms and excrete nutrient-rich castings (vermicompost) that plants love.
Build soil life, and worms will come. Feed them, and they’ll feed your garden.
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