Most vermicomposting aka worm composting is done in containers stored in a cool dry place. This season, one of our garden friends decided to do worm composting in raised beds. It is a great way to aerate and enrich your garden's soil while the earthworms also feed on your organic waste turning kitchen scraps into worm castings to be added to your soil.

Learn more about the ins and outs of vermicomposting here!

Worm Composting In Raised Beds:    • Worm Composting In Raised Beds  

In this video follow along with Bridget Ayers, a backyard gardener in Zone 10b, as she gives us an update on how worm composting in raised beds has handled the summer heat.

00:00 Intro
01:15 Covering Your Worm Buckets
02:10 Ideal Vermicomposting Moisture Levels
03:00 Worm Temperature Needs
03:31 Benefits of Worm Composting in Raised Beds
05:00 Drawbacks of InBed Worm Composting
07:34 Options for Worm Composting Containers
09:30 Would I Do it Again? (Absolutely, Yes!)
10:00 Happy Gardening!

Looking for more garden tips? Check out these helpful resources below:
7 Reasons to Use Worm Poop in Your Garden: https://www.kellogggarden.com/blog/co...
Worm Composting: https://www.kellogggarden.com/blog/co...
The Importance of Garden Worms: https://www.kellogggarden.com/blog/so...

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