Worm Wrangler

International Compost Awareness Week is more than a celebration for Worm Wrangler — it reflects the heart of what Worm Wrangler is doing every day.

Composting helps bring nutrient cycles to life by turning food scraps and organic waste into healthy, living soil. Through vermiculture, we get to see those cycles happen up close with the help of earthworms transforming waste into one of nature’s most powerful soil amendments: worm castings.

At Worm Wrangler, we believe learners of all ages should have the chance to connect with the science happening beneath our feet. Whether through workshops, our Worm Petting Zoo, or hands-on compost education, our goal is to make soil health, decomposition, and nutrient cycling visible, interactive, and inspiring.

Healthy soil starts with understanding the cycle — and we’re proud to help bring that story to life.

Happy International Compost Awarness Week everyone!

https://compostfoundation.org/icaw-home/

Special! FREE Root Rescue with Online Orders!

I have some Root Rescue that will expire this spring, and I’d love to get it into your gardens ASAP!

Root Rescue is a beneficial mycorrhizal fungi inoculant that helps plants develop stronger, healthier root systems. These fungi form a natural partnership with plant roots, helping improve nutrient and water uptake — especially during transplanting and early growth.

It pairs beautifully with vermicompost (worm castings)!

Vermicompost adds organic matter, nutrients, and beneficial microbes to the soil, while Root Rescue helps expand the plant’s root network to better access all that goodness. Together, they help support healthier plants, stronger growth, and improved soil biology.

FREE 22.5g Root Rescue with online orders over $50
FREE 45g Root Rescue with online orders over $100

While quantities last!

https://wormwrangler.org/root-rescue-to-support-soil-health/
https://wormwrangler.org/shop

Root Rescue Environmental Products Inc.

What a fantastic day at Seedy Saturday at the Exeter Public Library!

It was inspiring to see so many gardeners, seed savers, and curious learners come together to share seeds, knowledge, and a love of growing. Events like this are such a powerful reminder of how community and sustainability go hand in hand.

Grateful to have been part of it—already looking forward to next year!

Check out the coverage here:
https://www.lakeshoreadvance.com/news/exeter-library-hosts-fifth-annual-seedy-saturday
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Exeter Library hosts fifth annual Seedy Saturday Guest speakers, local groups and gardeners attend