Welcome to Green Mountain Soil. We are the leading supplier of red
worms and worm castings in Vermont, and operate the only licensed
and permitted vermicomposting facility in the state. We ship worms
and worm castings year-round throughout the United States, and
offer a 100% money-back live worm guarantee.
Vermicomposting, or composting with worms, has many advantages
over the traditional hot pile (thermophylic) method. One advantage,
especially in Vermont, is that composting with worms can be done
indoors year-round with very little effort. There are no recipes to
follow, no piles to turn, and no rodents digging through your piles
and making a mess on your lawn.
The biggest advantage of vermicomposting, however, is the end
product. The droppings, or castings, that worms produce as they
digest organic matter is far superior to regular compost in many
ways. It promotes plant growth and germination, suppresses
disease and pests, and contains millions of beneficial
microorganisms.
By composting with worms you can reduce your garbage disposal
costs, improve the fertility of your soil, and you'll never have to buy
compost again. Our red worms can eat half their weight in garbage
every day, turning your kitchen scraps and other organic matter into
nutrient-rich compost for your yard and garden. Diverting organic
wastes from the landfill helps the environment by reducing methane
gases and adding carbon back to your soils.
Feed a Worm...Starve a Landfill™ Buy a pound today!
worms and worm castings in Vermont, and operate the only licensed
and permitted vermicomposting facility in the state. We ship worms
and worm castings year-round throughout the United States, and
offer a 100% money-back live worm guarantee.
Vermicomposting, or composting with worms, has many advantages
over the traditional hot pile (thermophylic) method. One advantage,
especially in Vermont, is that composting with worms can be done
indoors year-round with very little effort. There are no recipes to
follow, no piles to turn, and no rodents digging through your piles
and making a mess on your lawn.
The biggest advantage of vermicomposting, however, is the end
product. The droppings, or castings, that worms produce as they
digest organic matter is far superior to regular compost in many
ways. It promotes plant growth and germination, suppresses
disease and pests, and contains millions of beneficial
microorganisms.
By composting with worms you can reduce your garbage disposal
costs, improve the fertility of your soil, and you'll never have to buy
compost again. Our red worms can eat half their weight in garbage
every day, turning your kitchen scraps and other organic matter into
nutrient-rich compost for your yard and garden. Diverting organic
wastes from the landfill helps the environment by reducing methane
gases and adding carbon back to your soils.
Feed a Worm...Starve a Landfill™ Buy a pound today!
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Green Mountain Soil, LLC
211 Edson Hill Road
Stowe, VT 05672
ph: (802) 595-9681
kurt@greenmountainsoil.com
211 Edson Hill Road
Stowe, VT 05672
ph: (802) 595-9681
kurt@greenmountainsoil.com
Member, Composting Association of Vermont
Copyright Green Mountain Soil, LLC. All rights reserved.
Copyright Green Mountain Soil, LLC. All rights reserved.
Green Mountain Soil
Feed a Worm...Starve a Landfill™
Feed a Worm...Starve a Landfill™
