Feed Your Soil and Grow Better Plants
Compost is the second step to healthy soil. It keeps soil biology fed, improves moisture retention,
and helps your plants access the nutrients they need.
Feeds Soil Life
Keeps biology active
Supports nutrient access
Helps healthier plant growth
Improves Soil
Helps break up hard soil
Improves moisture retention
Builds healthier structure
Builds Structure
Changes soil structure
Keeps the surface covered
Enhances soil aggregation
Best Used For
Gardens
Raised beds
Trees & shrubs
Feeds Soil Life
Keeps biology active
Supports nutrient access
Helps healthier plant growth
Improves Soil
Helps break up hard soil
Improves moisture retention
Builds healthier structure
Builds Structure
Changes soil structure
Keeps the surface covered
Enhances soil aggregation
Best Results
Gardens
Raised beds
Trees and shrubs
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Beginner Friendly
Great for Beds & Gardens
Feeds Soil LIfe
Works With Living Soil
THE SIMPLE 3-STEP PLAN
1. Bring Your Container
Pick a size that you will be able to carry.
2. Scoop What You Need
Scoop the amount you need and that fits in your container.
3. Spread It
Add it to your garden, pots, and bare soil with a 2-3 inch layer
THE SIMPLE 3-STEP PLAN
1
Bring Your Container
Pick a size that you will be able to carry.
2
Scoop What You Need
Scoop the amount you need and that fits in your container.
3
Spread It
Add it to your garden, pots, and bare soil with a 2-3 inch layer.
Best Uses for Sifted Compost
Lawns
Great for topdressing and improving lawn color and texture.
Seed Starting
Perfect when you want to feed your seedlings immediately.
Potting Mixes
Add organic matter that retains more moisture and removes large chunks.
Raised Beds
Blend into new mixes or existing raised bed soil mixes.
How Much Do I Need
New Lawns: Incorporate 3-4 inches into the existing soil before seeding or sodding.
Existing Lawns: Topdress with 1 to 2 inch layer of compost.
New Gardens: Incorporate 50% compost into the soil.
Existing Gardens: Topdress with 2-3 inches of compost.
New Raised Beds: Add 20% – 30% compost into new raised bed mix.
Existing Raised Beds: Topdress with 2-3 of compost
New Plants: Mix 25% – 50% compost into the soil before planting.
Existing Plants: Topdress with 2-3 inches of compost
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Questions? We've Got You.
Why add compost?
It feeds your soil life and gives your plants access to steady nutrients.
Where should I use it?
Great for lawns, gardens, raised beds, and pots.
Does it replace castings?
No. Compost keeps the worm castings happy, feed, and create nutrients for your plants
Should I cover it?
Yes, cover exposed compost when possible to protect soil life.
Ready to Feed Your Soil?
Healthy soil grows healthier plants.
Start with compost and build better soil from the ground up.
