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I'm not sure where to ask this question, so I'm starting here on this forum since the linked article says that night crawlers are good for the vegie garden and flowers, but bad for trees and shrubs; especially woodlands and forest. Has anybody ever heard of this? I couldn't find any previous threads on this topic. My yard is loaded with night crawlers and I'm getting ready to plant several shade loving shrubs. I've been putting down woodchips on the shady path where I plan to plant azaleas and hydrangeas. This article has "opened a can of worms" as I always thought the more worms the better.
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