If you’ve tried gardening before and decided you have a “brown thumb,” this is the year to give growing your own food another chance.

Most gardening problems actually start with nutrient-deficient soil. Many people are led to believe plants can thrive in any kind of dirt, which makes every failed plant feel like a personal failure, but that simply isn’t true. Healthy soil provides the nutrients plants need to grow. When the soil lacks nutrients, the plants do too.

If your goal is an abundant harvest large enough to share, our compost is packed with the primary and secondary nutrients plants love. With nutrient-rich soil doing most of the heavy lifting, you won’t need to spend all your free time mastering gardening techniques. It’s almost a “set it and forget it” approach, (although, you should still remember to water and check on your plants.)

+Builds Better Soil
Liquid fertilizers are temporary and can easily wash away after a single use. Compost, on the other hand, slowly releases nutrients throughout the growing season and retains them long enough to benefit next year’s garden as well.

+Helps Soil Retain Moisture
Our compost reduces moisture evaporation beneath the top few inches of soil, helping plants stay hydrated longer. For even better moisture retention, add a layer of mulch such as dried leaves, grass clippings, or wood chips.

+Creates Living Soil for Thriving Plants
Healthy compost is full of microbes and detritivores that continuously break down garden debris into essential plant nutrients. Living soil creates stronger, healthier plants by providing the primary and secondary nutrients needed to help prevent deficiencies and decay.

+What’s Inside Our Compost?
Each bag weighs a little over 12 lbs and is made from a diverse blend of nutrient-rich compostable materials designed to support healthy, thriving plants.

Carbon-rich materials include:
Leaves, paper, cardboard, wood chips, eggshells, hemp, and natural fabric fibers.

Nitrogen-rich materials include:
Fruits, vegetables, organic grass clippings, manure from organically fed rabbits, flowers, coffee grounds sourced from local cafes, and seed-free dried weeds.

We use a wide variety of compostable materials to create a balanced, nutrient-rich product that gives gardeners the best chance at strong, productive plants.

While we do our best to filter out foreign materials, some batches may occasionally contain small traces of non-organic items such as produce stickers, acrylic stuffing, plastic, confetti, straws, or rubber bands.

+What are you waiting for?
If you’re ready to give gardening another shot, the best time to start is now. Don’t just support your soil. Build a strong foundation that unlocks your garden’s full growing potential.