DUE TO THE HUGE SUCCESS OF MY “CAN’T WAIT FOR SPRING SPECIAL”, WWW.THEWORMDUDE.COM IS EXTENDING THIS SALE FOR AN ADDITIONAL 60 DAYS.    SALE PRICE WILL BE EFFECTIVE THROUGH APRIL 30TH.  TWO MONTHS GO QUICKLY…DON’T LET THIS PASS YOU BY!

Tired of the rains and looking forward to some nice weather?  I can’t do anything about the weather, but I CAN give you something to look forward to! 

WWW.THEWORMDUDE.COM IS OFFERING A “CAN’T WAIT FOR SPRING SPECIAL.  For the entire month of February, Alabama Jumpers are being reduced to just $59 per 1,000 plus shipping.  This is a $20 discount off of the normal price, and the best deal ever.

For those of you that have been drooling to get your hands on these guys (C’mon admit it) and were just waiting till a little closer to spring…..here is the opportunityl you’ve been waiting for.

Gather those leaves to layer on your garden beds  and you will have a great bedding and food source for your jumpers.

Go to my Worm Stuff page and scroll down till you see the picture of the HUGE worm. 

Or go direct:  http://www.thewormdude.com/products-page/introducing-alabama-jumpers-nightcrawlers-for-your-clay-soil/

This is a limited time offer and one that you do not want to miss.

Starting a new garden 2 to 3 in. of soil. The rest yellow clay.what is the
best soil breaker for the money.

Thank you gary

Hi Gary,

Without a doubt, Alabama Jumpers.

But, worms need a food source.  If I put you on an island without food, you
would perish quickly.  Same with the worms.  Jumpers food of choice is broken down leaf litter, so what I always recommend to people is that they get all the leaves in the  neighborhood, and just throw them on top of your garden bed.  As they break down, they will help amend your soil, plus they will provide a food source so your worms have a reason to stick  around.

If the leaves have all fallen in your neighborhood, just layer on a thick
layer of compost or mulch.  As it breaks down, it will provide food for the worms.

Avoid using something really strong smelling (You would not want a 2′ thick
layer  of Eucalyptus leaves to encourage worms).

That’s it….pretty simple.