Worms truly are nature's Wonder Workers, and here's why Uncle Jim's Red Wrigglers do best what worms do Naturally.

Worms Improve Lawn and Garden Soil

It's a fact that good fertile soil is full of worms. It's also known that poor soil has no worms. but few people realize that adding worms to poor soil, eliminating chemical use and giving the little guys/gals some food and water can quickly turn poor soil into the very best top soil.

Here's How The Worms Do It

1.  They make burrows and tunnels that let water and nutrients reach plants root systems. Red Wrigglers are best at this for lawns and gardens because they work close to the surface. Whereas, night crawlers may go down five feet or more to find a home. This burrowing loosens the soil and aerates it.
2. Worms eat and digest their body weight every day, producing a 100% natural fertilizer know as castings.
3. Worms castings are:
1. Times Richer In Nitrogen
2. Times Richer In Phosphates
3. 11 Times Richer In Potash than the average top soil

Composting Champions

Uncle Jim's Red Wrigglers are truly champs when it comes to composting. I don't even have to train them. They just do it naturally. They can turn almost any organic material into a nutrient rich high grade fertilizer I call Black Gold.

Traditional compost piles tale weeks to make a low grade humus that, if not used correctly, can burn and damage your plants. Now, get this. A pound of Uncle Jim's hard workin' Composting Worms can turn a pound of leaves, grass clippings or even household garbage into a pound of top quality, high-grade manure in only 24 hours. It's not just rotten organic debris. Rather, It's actually digested worm castings (Manure) that won't burn even the most delicate seedlings.

Some Obvious Stuff

Fishing... The Red Wiggler is a commonly known as the trout worm for fishing, especially for trout, perch and blue gill. Believe me, You'll never have to buy worm again. These guys multiply big time. You'll become the source for fishing worms for your friends and relatives. More Red Worms are sold for fishing than any other type of worm.

Pets... Wild or Tame

Frankly, every morning my bins are visited by Robins, Sparrows and Blue Jays. If you want wild birds to really have a feast... Give'em some Uncle Jim's Red Worms.

Any Reptile, Amphibian, turtle, Frog or Aquarium Fish will appreciate a healthy "Bite Size" protein snack.

Home Steading

Any good homesteader needs a bin of Uncle Jim's Red Worms. Pond fish will get big, fat and delicious. Gardens will flourish with the best soil that only worms can supply.

And if hard times come, worms are edible. They're a great source of protein.