Bury This in Your Garden and Watch Earthworms Multiply Like Crazy

If your garden soil feels lifeless, compacted, or underperforming, the problem may not be nutrients at all—it’s a lack of earthworms. In this Evergreen Garden episode, you’ll learn exactly what to bury in your garden or raised beds to attract earthworms naturally and keep them working for you season after season.

Earthworms are the backbone of healthy soil. They improve drainage, increase nutrient availability, and create rich worm castings right where plant roots need them. In this video, we break down proven, practical methods for feeding earthworms underground using materials you already have, including kitchen scraps, aged manure, shredded leaves, crop residues, and compost. You’ll also learn the correct burial depth, ratios, timing, and placement so you build living soil without attracting pests or creating odor problems.

This guide is designed for serious gardeners who want long-term soil improvement, not quick fixes. Whether you garden in raised beds, backyard plots, or intensive vegetable systems, these techniques help you turn poor soil into loose, fertile, worm-rich ground that improves every year instead of wearing out.

You’ll discover how trench feeding works, how to balance carbon and nitrogen underground, how to use plant roots to feed worms for free, and how to apply these strategies differently in hot climates, cool seasons, and new garden beds. These are time-tested soil-building principles that support stronger plants, better yields, and healthier gardens naturally.

If you care about organic gardening, regenerative soil building, raised bed gardening, composting, and sustainable food production, this video will give you practical tools you can apply immediately.

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