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Yorkshire. New Zealand flatworms are here to stay unfortunately. They have become widespread throughout the British Isles and there is no treatment that I know of. They live underground chasing along the earthworm tunnels which can go quite deep. The only by gailms

, ? what do we do if anything to rid our plots of this parasite Derek Derek, here's a link to an article on this website which also contains further links. http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/problems/lawns/new-zealand-flatworms/408.html Hi GG, thank you by clogherhead

cocooons HELP Reply to gailmsThe furore about New Zealand flatworms seems to have fizzled out from the almighty to-do a few years ago. The promised ravages never occurred, and in most parts of the country earthworms continue to dig and burrow. I suspect by Gail

! Just found this http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/problems/lawns/new-zealand-flatworms/408.html Thanks sotongeoff... I'm a little concerned there where loads in the patch I was digging but it was under what was lawn, so there's the undisturbed ground! by Moonlit Hare

few earthworms, possibly due to New Zealand flatworms. If brandling worms are put onto the garden amongst the compost do they survive and will they improve the soil? Thanks for your query Callander girl.Firstly, I haven't heard much about New Zealand by Neil