Organic Compost
Organic Compost
Organic Compost
Organic Compost
Organic Compost
Organic Compost
Organic Compost
Organic Compost
Organic Compost
Organic Compost
Organic Compost
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Organic Compost

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**MAXIMUM OF 7 CUBIC YARDS PER TRUCKLOAD**

Locally Made + Certified Organic

    • Recycled garden prunings and trimmings.
    • No food waste.
    • Certified organic.
    • Dark derived from groundwood. 
    • Certified by the WSDA and has the US Composting Council’s national Seal of Testing Assurance. 

Uses:

    • Used as an amendment to the existing soil.
    • Adds organic matter and nutrients to the soil.
    • Increases water-holding capacity and biological activity, and improves plant growth.
    • A soil additive.
    • Helpful for lawns, potted plants, or planter mixes.
    • Used for existing garden beds, vegetable beds, flowers, shrubs, and trees.
    • Apply annually for best results, either working compost directly into the soil before planting or apply directly to the surface as a mulch. 
    • Lawns: 

Typical Installation: 

    • Top 2-3” layer in the veggie garden, flower bed or trees, and shrubs to give nutrients
    • Lawns: apply 1/4” to your lawn with a spreader and take it smooth. 
    • Potting Soil and planter mixes: blend one part compost to one peat moss (or fine bark), and one part sharp sand or on-site topsoil. 

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