Full Worm Moon

The Full Moon in March is called the Worm Moon and it’s a time to celebrate all things creepy crawly and earthy!
The name Worm Moon comes from the fact that as the ground begins to thaw and the soil becomes soft, worm activity increases and they begin to surface.
It’s a sign of the arrival of spring and new life.

So, why is it called the Worm Moon, you ask?
The moon in March is named after the earthworms, who come out of the ground during the warmer weather of spring.
This was also a time of year when indigenous peoples would gather the first plants and earthworms for food after a long winter.

For many cultures, the Worm Moon marks the beginning of spring, a time of new beginnings, growth, and renewal.
It’s a time to plant crops, start new projects, and clean out your home.

So, how do we celebrate the Worm Moon? Get ready to wiggle!
Plant seeds, start a compost pile, or simply enjoy the fresh spring air. It’s the season to put stuff in the ground. Veggies, flowers, herbs. Be careful not to dig through any worms!
Plant a worm bin. Give the worms in your garden a cozy new home by building a worm bin. They’ll help turn your kitchen scraps into rich compost for your plants.

So whether you’re a worm aficionado or just looking for a fun way to celebrate the arrival of spring, the Worm Moon is the perfect time to get a little squirmy!
Don’t be afraid to get a little dirt on your hands, and make some memories that are out of this world!
And remember, just like the earthworms, the Worm Moon is a valuable part of our calendar and a reminder of the changing seasons.Just remember to always handle the worms gently and release them back into their homes when you’re done.
Happy Worm Moon!

It’s the full moon in the month of the March Equinox, which in the Northern Hemisphere means the quarter of the year that is known for spring time!
If the full moon of March is the first full moon after the March Equinox, then it’s called the Paschal Moon. If not, the Paschal Moon is the full moon in April.

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The full moon in March is known by the names:

• Big Famine Moon (Choctaw)
• Chaste Moon (Old English) (Wicca)
• Crow Moon (Ojibwe)
• Crust Moon
• Death Moon (Neo Pagan)
• Fish Moon
• Goose Moon (Haida)
• Harvest Moon (South Africa)
• Lenten Moon (christian)
• Medin Poya (Buddhist)
• Moon of Winds (Celtic)
• Plough Moon (Old English)
• Sap Moon
• Seed Moon
• Sleepy Moon (Chinese)
• Snow Crust Moon
• Sore Eye Moon (Assiniboine) (Dakota) (Lakota)
• Strong Wind Moon (Pueblo)
• Sugar Moon (Ojibwe)
• Windy Moon (Cherokee)
• Worm Moon