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Organic Compost

Organic compost is decomposed plant and animal matter that microbes have broken down into dark, crumbly humus. It smells earthy. Most compost is made from leaves, grass clippings, food scraps, and animal manure piled up and left to rot under controlled heat and moisture. Finished compost holds water well and feeds plants for months as it slowly breaks down in your soil.

The "organic" part means it came from living things and hasn't been mixed with synthetic fertilizer. What's actually in a yard depends on the feedstock. Leaf compost is light and fluffy. Mushroom compost is denser and a bit salty. Dairy compost runs high in nitrogen. Buying it by the yard costs a lot less than picking up bags at the garden center, and a cubic yard weighs somewhere around 1,000 pounds depending on how wet it is.

15
named grades in this family
15
we can put on a truck

Compare every grade

GradeSizeShapeWashedTop useWe deliver
Organic Compost (1/6″, Double Screened)1/6"Soil amendmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Blended Product, Mushroom)Soil amendmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Fine)FineSoil amendmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Manure)Soil enrichmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Medium)MediumSoil enrichmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Molasses)Soil enrichmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Mushroom, Blended Product)Soil amendmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Mushroom)Soil amendmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Premium, Blended Product)Soil enrichmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Premium)Soil enrichmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Red)Soil enrichmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Screened, Mushroom)Soil amendmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Screened, Organic)Soil amendmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Soil Pep)Soil amendmentWe deliver it
Organic Compost (Soil)Soil enrichmentWe deliver it

What people use it for

Amending garden beds before plantingTopdressing tired lawns in spring or fallFilling raised beds mixed with topsoilLoosening heavy clay soil over timeMulching around trees, shrubs, and perennialsFeeding vegetable gardens through the season

How to choose within organic compost

How much depth

2 to 3 inches is the sweet spot. Deeper starves the roots; thinner lets weeds through.

Color hold

Dyed mulches keep their color for a season, sometimes two. Natural mulch fades to grey within a few months.

Fine vs. coarse

Fine mulch breaks down into soil faster. Coarse mulch lasts longer and stays put on a slope.