Seattle Worms

Thank you so much for your help! Would recommend to anyone.

Friendly, personal care & service. What a great worm-herder, Mr. Green is! My family really appreciated the kind-hearted customer service, the great advice he gives when you're in contact with him, and the expedient & easy pick up. We will order from him again. PS His cart option does not work on his website so we Paypalled the money. It was trouble-free.

Very nice guy, very informative. Gave me a great batch of worms. 1 month in and they're really thriving and multiplying like crazy. Nice enough to send a follow up text a few weeks after, to check on how my worms were doing. Would definitely suggest reaching out for any vermicomposting needs.

My vermaculture google search lead me Seattle Worms. Called ahead to make sure they had worms available and just bought my first squirm along with some nutrient dense pasteurized cow manure. I met owner proprietor Ed of Seattle Worms for the first time today. Speaking with Ed was super helpful. Ed’s knowledge and operation is growing well and I can see why. Not certified organic however the farm does practice organic operations. I’m living in an apartment and learning how to make my waste into nutrient abundance. More photos to come!

A real pleasure meeting the owner Ed. And learning about vermiculture technology. My wife wanted to start this new hobby. I’m going along with it. She likes to play in the dirt. She also likes worms. She’s getting into sustainability technology too. Perfect! We came to the right place. She was going to order worms on line and she discovered Ed’s place. I am glad we came here. Ed shared so much information with us. He is an expert in the field. It was also much fun learning. He started us out with a sack of Red Wigglers and compost bedding. He helped us begin our journey into creating one of the best fertilizer there is. We felt like we hit pay dirt coming here today. Who knows where this will take us? Back down to earth? That’s a good thing. What could be more down to earth than a worm. Worms, worm castings, composting and gardening somehow seem to complete the circle of life. There is a certain joy I experienced in seeing such value placed in worms. In finding a certain Zen where I did not expect to find it. Seeing the proper gratitude placed for them. Something definitely neglected. The power and wonder of an organism we rarely see simply because it is almost always out of sight should never be overlooked. They must be given credit where it is due. Starting tonight, they will be treated like precious pets. Yes, and even more. Who can boast being the owner of thousands of pets? This whole thing is a very interesting concept as it turned out they are more than just pets. My wife said she was in the honeymoon stage with her new worms tonight as she carefully tucked them into their Vermihut bed. Humorous, a but scary, and a little exciting. I was a bit skeptical at first and am quite a clean freak who would probably rather be fishing but my wife and this visit to Ed’s worm farm may have possibly got me hooked on worms. Thank you Ed for taking your time with us. For all of your information. For your candidness and for sharing your experiences with us. We’ll keep you posted on our worm venture.