Hours: Seven days a week, from 10am to 6 pm.
7850 North State Road 37
Bloomington, IN 47404
800-598-8158 • 812-876-6425

Our dedicated Indiana staff loves plants and gardening because it's a hands-on hobby and there's always something new to learn. Over the years we've seen the benefits of organic gardening, natural landscaping, water gardening and hydroponics. Every member of our staff specializes in his or her own area of interest. All of our staff members are caring, cheerful and knowledgeable people from varied backgrounds with a love for gardening.

The Indiana Worm's Way is located on the north side of Bloomington, slightly south of Martinsville. We're approximately 45 miles south of Indianapolis on SR 37. Once on Hwy 37, just keep driving until you see our warm and welcoming store, we're one half mile south of the Oliver Winery. If you're visiting Indiana University in Bloomington, which is home to one of the most beautiful campuses in Indiana, come and visit us at Worm's Way.

The very first Worm's Way store began in a shed south of Bloomington over 20 years ago. Worm's Way changed locations to north of Bloomington and has grown to include four other stores with more to come. The Indiana location is the headquarters of the company and has a store, nursery, administrative and warehouse buildings.

Worm's Way is involved with various organizations within the Bloomington community. We also host free classes for gardeners interested in seed starting, water gardening and hydroponics. We've sponsored various youth athletic teams and hosted school, Girl Scout and Boy Scout field trips. Annually, Worm's Way donates seeds and produce to soup kitchens and food banks. The Monroe County Solid Waste Dept. also recognizes Worm's Way as a "green business" because of our efforts to recycle office waste.

The Indiana Worm's Way is currently working on a project called "Plant a Row for the Hungry," sponsored by the Garden Writers of America. This program links us with Bloomingfoods, an organic grocery and co-op, along with Hilltop Garden and Nature Center, the City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation department, Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard and the Hoosier Hills Food Bank.

Plant a Row for the Hungry encourages gardeners to plant an extra row of veggies to donate to the Hoosier Hills Food Bank so that people in need have fresh produce. We're excited about this project and have a demo garden at our Indiana retail nursery set up to donate produce to the cause. We also have a donation basket where customers and employees can drop off food.