You're listening to the Beginners Garden Podcast. I'm Jill McShehehehe with Journey Withjil.net,

and my goal is to give beginning gardeners the tools they need to be talking about worm composting.

If I were to guess, you probably fall into one of three categories.

One, maybe you are already composting with worms.

And as any hobby gardener does, we are always looking for new information or maybe just

other tips that will help us to get better at what we do.

And I think worm composting definitely

falls in that category. Or maybe you're just curious. Maybe you have no intentions of ever

composting with worms, but the idea of it fascinates you, so you're listening in just to kind of

get an idea what's going on with vermicomposting.

And can I be honest with you? Before this interview today with Emily Luba of the crazy

worm lady, that was me. But maybe you are of the third category and you're very interested in

starting a worm composting operation and you're really curious about it and you want

to get all the details.

Well, I have to be honest, that's me now.

I first heard Emily Luba on the Epic Gardening podcast a few months ago and as I was listening

to it, I was like, this sounds so fascinating.

I bet my listeners would want to know more

about worm composting. And there's a specific reason I thought that, just besides that it's

kind of fascinating altogether. But I thought a lot of you have small spaces and you don't have a

whole lot of room to have a big compost pile operation, although you can compost

without a huge pile. But still, if that's a barrier for you, maybe composting with worms is

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