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A huge thank you to everyone who visited us as BBC Garden World Live! We were so excited to introduce everyone to the wonders of worm poop, and to our versatile range of products. We loved to see a range of sustainable gardening innovations on display, such as our pure worm casts alongside our lovely All-purpose compost which has been formulated alongside the expert Growmoor, proving that natural solutions in the garden are always possible - and better! We arrived at the show with thousands of Gro Worm Worm Casts sample packs - and by Sunday they were all gone!...

The pioneer of modern no-dig gardening, Charles Dowding, has become the affiliated partner of Gro Worm and appeared alongside us and Growmoor Better Growing at the Glee show in Birmingham. During the Glee show, Gro Worm & Growmoor were awarded 'Sustainable Product of the Year 2024' for their incredible Worm Cast products. 

We’re proud to announce that Gro Worm has been approved for use by Organic Farmers & Growers (OF&G) — an important milestone for our brand and a reassuring step forward for organic producers. What Does OF&G Approved Input Status Mean? Organic Farmers & Growers operates an Approved Inputs scheme, designed to make life easier for organic producers and processors. As OF&G explains: “Joining this scheme enables suppliers to reassure their customers that their pre-approved products can be used in organic systems and saves organic producers and processors the trouble of checking the status of the products individually with OF&G.” In...

Vermicomposting, the name for composting with the help of worms, is a fantastic way to recycle organic waste into nutrient-rich compost for your garden. But not all worms are created equal when it comes to composting! If you’re considering starting your own wormery to harvest the casts for compost, then you need to make sure you choose the right type of worm. Let’s explore some of the most popular composting worms and explain why Dendrobaena worms (Gro Worm’s colleagues in the soil) are the top choice. What do vermicomposting worms do? Composting worms differ from earthworms you might find in...