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The Todd County Master Gardeners in conjunction with the Sauk River Watershed will present the Todd County Garden Day on Saturday, March 26.

Gardeners can choose to attend at least two nearby gardening events.

NatureWatch columnist Thom Smith tackles a variety of reader questions and topics, ranging from cluster flies to horsehair worms.

It might sound like a made-up monster from a horror flick, but invasive jumping worms are real — and theyre causing real problems.

It might sound like a made-up monster from a horror flick, but invasive jumping worms are real — and theyre causing real problems.

Is it just me, or is the phrase, Invasive species showing up in the news more these days?

Is it just me, or is the phrase, Invasive species showing up in the news more these days?

The jumping worm, aka the crazy worm, aka the snake worm has spread to almost half of Illinois counties, including Winnebago, Dekalb, Jo Daviess, and Stephenson.

The jumping worm, aka the crazy worm, aka the snake worm has spread to almost half of Illinois counties, including Winnebago, Dekalb, Jo Daviess, and Stephenson.

https://www.afinalwarning.com/515228.html (Natural News) Jumping worms are wreaking havoc in the ecosystems and garden soils of at least 15 U.S. states. Also known as crazy worms, Alabama jumpers and snake worms, they violently thrash when handled and shed their own tails to escape when put under duress. Mature jumping worms are between four and five inches long. They have been sighted in New York, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio, Texas, Louisiana, Indiana, Ka...