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Originally Posted by motorhomes4sale
Several of you are telling me to brush the worm cast out with a broom, but how do you do this when this time of the year they are just wet mud. Am I supposed to dry them out first with a hair dryer and them brush them out.
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A good question if your lawn gets a lot of shade. I have the same problem. Indeed, you have to let them dry out some before you can sweep 'em successfully. Tricky in high-dew days of autumn.
The RHS "Encyclopedia Of Gardnening" says
* The casts NEED to be removed since they provide a site for airborne weed-seeds to germinate in.
* "Disperse by brushing. If numerous, apply carbaryl when the soil is warm & damp"
You rest your case.