According to researchers, jumping worms alter soil structure more than any other worm. Unlike most earthworms found in the Garden State ... coffee-ground like castings on the soil surface.

Allow me to introduce you to Amynthas agrestis, also known as "Alabama jumper," "Jersey wriggler" and the rude-but-accurate "crazy worm." Unlike garden-variety earthworms... Thursday, March 6 48 ...

Jumping worms are harmful to our garden and the environment. They originated in Asia. They can be spread by the sharing of plants with eggs in the soil by home gardeners and commercial nurseries ...

Scientists say the jumping worm has been in North America since the 19th century but has only recently been flagged as a problem.

Scientists say the jumping worm has been in North America since the 19th century but has only recently been flagged as a problem.

Scientists say the jumping worm has been in North America since the 19th century but has only recently been flagged as a problem.

Scientists say the jumping worm has been in North America since the 19th century but has only recently been flagged as a problem.

Scientists say the jumping worm has been in North America since the 19th ... these flipping, thrashing, invasive pests are ravenous consumers of humus, an essential top layer of soil. Skip ...

Scientists say the jumping worm has been in North America since the 19th century but has only recently been flagged as a problem.

Scientists say the jumping worm has been in North America since the 19th century but has only recently been flagged as a problem.