Amanda asked:


I’m going to start composting for the first time, and I can’t figure out if I want to use worms or not. Which is better when you’re starting to compost, with or without worms?

BUNguyenI asked:


Other than gardening supply stores, where’s a good place to buy or find composting worms, specifically red wiggler worms or European nightcrawlers. I live near DC

Fee-Fee asked:


Not long ago, I heard about some worms used in composting, but I don’t know the name of the worms and I surely don’t know where to get them. Can anyone tell me about these worms and will I have to wait until spring to get some.
These worms eat and digest the waste you turn into compost and it’s suppose to be better than composting without the worms.

Mary asked:


I want to add some to my garden. Will I have to send away for them?

Lulu asked:


I ordered the worms and the compost container at the same time. The worms came on Thursday and I haven’t yet received the container. It might be Monday before I receive the compost container. Should I just put them in another container with bedding and then move them when I get the compost container? Yuck.