The food scraps and leftovers you normally throw away can be turned into new soil or fertilizer and soil conditioner.

And while it is great to attract worms to your garden, their casts are an overlooked lawn problem that's fueling weed growth.

You don't need much to start making your own garden gold – discover easy, affordable bin options as well as solutions to take ...

Worm composting (or vermiculture) is a year-round project that will reduce outgoing food waste and help grow your garden and indoor plants. And because it’s done indoors, it’s great if you ...

Gardening columnist Laura Marie Neubert looks at inddor seed starting, composting, and the circular economy of soil.

However, you can also compost bread, pasta, and baked goods in an indoor bokashi or worm composting bin. You can even compost bread that’s been saturated in meat or dairy in a bokashi bin.

3. Don’t compost diseased plants. Moldy pumpkins can be added to outdoor compost bins, but they should not be placed in indoor worm bins or bokashi composters.

The workhorse of worm bins, the Hungry Bin, holds 13 cubic feet of compost and scraps, which equals about 4.5 pounds of ...

A starter worm bin Although Souyoultzis has a large wooden bin year-round in her garden, she recommends starting with a small indoor version made from a plastic storage bin, say 25 gallons.

The compost bin also provides the garden elixir known as worm compost tea, which is a golden liquid that improves soil health, boosts plant growth and protects against pests and diseases ...

We Sow We Grow also teaches community members how to compost from their own kitchens. "This is our worm bin," explained Nicholes. "We have these in our house, we actually do keep these in our house." ...