
- Spring is the ideal season for planting in the WORMgarden.
- The worms feed the plants with your kitchen waste.
- Herbs, strawberries, salad leaves and flowers all thrive in it.
It's time to plant your fruit, vegetables and herbs! With the WORMgarden, which we used to call the JardiComposteur, you turn your organic waste into compost with the help of the little Willys and grow your own with ease.
A vegetable garden that feeds itself
At the heart of the WORMgarden, a large composting area is home to the worms. You add your peelings, and the worms turn them into rich compost, in direct contact with the soil in the planters. Your plants benefit from this natural fertiliser throughout the season.
What to plant?
Each tier has 6 growing pots. Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- Herbs: basil, parsley, chives, thyme, mint… always close at hand for cooking.
- Strawberries: they love raised pots, and their fruit stays clean.
- Salad leaves and baby leaves: you can pick them as you go.
- Flowers: nasturtiums, marigolds, French marigolds… for colour and for pollinators.
A distinctive touch for your balcony
Contemporary and stylish, the WORMgarden adds a truly distinctive touch to a balcony or patio. To compare it with the other models that combine worms and plants, read our page on wormeries with planters.
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