[header] How to catch worms [title] Find your digging area. [step] Worms prefer living in black, moist, nutrient-rich soil with a covering of mulch or leaves. Small garden spaces, bases of trees, and areas that have decomposing leaves, are all typical sites that worms can be found.
[header] How to catch worms [title] Find your digging area. [step] Worms prefer living in black, moist, nutrient-rich soil with a covering of mulch or leaves. Small garden spaces, bases of trees, and areas that have decomposing leaves, are all typical sites that worms can be found.
Wait until the next time you see a worm-infested patch to try and find your site. [substeps] Some digging hardens up weeds, leaves, and other debris within the groundcover of your garden as well. The optimal time to catch worms is right after a rainfall. [substeps] It may be helpful to catch worms at dusk or nighttime. [title] Place litter and pebbles on the top of your trench. [step] Use peat pots to muffle the worming noise they create. [substeps] Ensure that the area where you're digging is well-ventilated because your worms may be in. Go to a nearby home improvement store or a garden center and purchase single cloves of garlic.