[4 Bryanston Street, London.]
[…] The number of worms in your garden is astonishing […] it will be an interesting observation, how soon the land is again stocked with worms, & whether the grass grows better before this happens.—2 I neglected to observe whether worms distruct[?] the roots of grasses.— You will probably be able to borrow […] my book ‘On the Formation of Vegetable Mould’ […] in which […] you will find a good deal about the natural history of worms3 […]
Please cite as “DCP-LETT-13561,” in Ɛpsilon: The Charles Darwin Collection accessed on