The Surface Dwellers: worms that live right at the top in the “leaf litter” (old leaves on the ground). Bright red or stripy about the length of a matchstick. They are fast eaters! They gobble up old leaves and turn them into food for the vines very quickly. 

The Soil Dwellers: topsoil worker worms live in the top layer of dirt where the vine roots grow. Pale coloured, medium-sized and often curl up into a ball when you pick them up. They spend all day eating dirt and moving it around. This makes the soil nice and crumbly so roots can grow through it easily. 

The Deep Tunnellers: the biggest worms you’ll find—sometimes as long as a pencil! They usually have a dark head but a much paler, flatter tail. They dig deep vertical tunnels that act like giant straws to help rainwater drain deep into the ground.