If you’re lucky enough to have loamy soil, you’re already off to a fantastic start — loam is often considered the ideal garden soil thanks to its perfect balance of sand, silt, and clay. But even good soil can become tired over time. Could adding worms make it even better? Definitely.

Worms supercharge even the best soils. Their burrowing keeps soil structure open and aerated, while their castings continually add fresh, easily absorbed nutrients. Introducing Garden Worms from Wiggly Wigglers ensures your loamy soil stays healthy, vibrant, and productive for years to come.

Earthworms are living fertilisers — consuming dead organic matter and returning it to the soil in a highly bioavailable form. A thriving worm population means healthier plants, better yields, and improved soil resilience.

How to Add Worms to Loamy Soil:
Create multiple small holes across your beds — around 20–30cm apart if possible. Drop in a handful of worms into each and cover with soil. Follow up with a light mulch of compost to offer food and protection. Keeping the soil consistently moist (but not soggy) will encourage the worms to settle and multiply.

Even in ideal loamy soil, a boost from hardworking worms can help maintain its wonderful structure for decades to come.