Okay, so I keep running across these lists of all of the food items that red wigglers will eat. But what I’ve really been needing to know is what are …

Nutrient-rich soil is essential to growing healthy fruits, vegetables, and flowers.  Compost provides a simple solution to these soil needs. Plus, it’s an excellent way to get rid of food …

There is a fascinating trend with using worm castings for lawn fertilization that I’ve been researching. The castings offer a lot of benefits compared to traditional fertilizers and, assuming you …

St. Augustine is a beautiful, lush, frustratingly high-maintenance turfgrass. Between fertilizing, mowing, irrigating, and pest management, a healthy St. Augustine lawn can be a real labor of love. Warm-season grasses …

Oddly, dethatching St. Augustine grass is a hotly-debated question in the horticulture world. Of course, it’s possible to dethatch any lawn. The real question is: should you? The reason this is …

Vermicomposting is a form of composting that involves the natural process of decomposition using various species.  Organic Matter is broken down by Red Wiggler worms, Canadian nightcrawlers, and European Nightcrawlers. …

Vermicomposting is a resourceful way to recycle your food waste into compost. Many people use compost in gardens, houseplants, and other horticultural projects. The question that many beginners wonder is …

St. Augustine is touted as a drought-tolerant, low-maintenance, luscious turf grass for the Southeast. But, it’s only luscious if it’s well maintained, and in order to be well-maintained, it has …

In most southern climates, St. Augustine grass is the coveted turf of choice, while Bermuda grass is an invasive nuisance. If you’re planning on establishing a St. Augustine lawn, but …

Choosing a location for your worm bin isn’t rocket science but there are some important considerations that need to be taken into account. Depending on your climate and whether you …