Per half and 1 cubic ft. bag

$25 per one cubic foot bag (40 lbs)
$15 per half cubic foot bag (20 lbs)

PAYMENT

Please review your order with Customer Support BEFORE payment.Contact Customer Support at 708-655-5299 or orders[at]deep-roots-project.org to ask any questions and to review your order prior to payment. Orders can be placed online with credit card payment OR they can be placed by phone or email. Checks are welcome: mail a check to Deep Roots Project, 323 S. East Ave, Oak Park, IL 60302.

PICKUP OR DELIVERY

Customer Support will arrange a date you can pick-up your bags of mulch from 323 S. East Ave, Oak Park. OR we will deliver your bag if it is (1) part of a larger order that includes delivery, or (2) if you pay a delivery fee.

Request a refund of 50¢ for each bag returned to us. We discourage throwing away plastic bags that can be reused in an effort to reduce plastic pollution.

WHY ARE WORMS CASTINGS GREAT SOIL AMENDMENTS?

Worm castings are 100% worm poop. But the nutrient density depends on what the worms eat. Our supplier of worm castings is a farmer in Wisconsin who feeds his worms top quality composted manure (cow and horse). Our worm castings provide a more powerful nutrient boost than most other worm castings. A little goes a very long way.

PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS

Mix compost and worm castings. Start by mixing a batch of half Microbe-Rich Compost and half worm castings. if your raised bed contains conventional soil and not our growing medium use more of the planting mixture in your seedling holes and seed furrows/clusters. Use 1 to 2 cups of mixture per seedling hole. Use roughly same amount in a 6” cluster or 6” furrow of seeds. The more compost and worm castings mixture you add, the healthier and better your plants will grow. Water the growing medium before you place your seeds. Place the seeds about half an inch below the surface and cover them with the compost and worm castings mixture.

Get an overview of the Deep Roots core gardening methods on our blog to understand how to use Worm Castings correctly when planting seeds and seedlings. It’s best to review our other blog posts as well for success every year.

Enjoy your Grow Your Own journey!

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