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Worms make the world go ’round

Posted on April 29, 2021 by Dawnn Rabinovich Meiers, Psy.D.

I’ve written previously about vermicomposting and the value of cultivating a healthy worm system in your garden, but here are a few more resources I’ve come across in the past week. Plus, exploring the world of worms is a fun, family-friendly activity. And a… Continue Reading “Worms make the world go ’round”

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Life is like a bucket of worms

Posted on January 22, 2021 by Dawnn Rabinovich Meiers, Psy.D.

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A statement perhaps more apt during this past year (depending upon your experience of 2020, your perspective on our creepy-crawly garden friends, and/or whether you’re taken up gardening during the pandemic). Worms are essential players in our soil’s ecosystem, improving aeration and breaking down… Continue Reading “Life is like a bucket of worms”

Category: Horticulture therapy and therapeutic horticultureTags: composting, container gardens, creativity, edible gardens, health, healthy soil, mindfulness, pacific northwest, soil health, soil science, therapeutic horticulture, urban gardens, vermicomposting, wellness, winter garden, worm bin