Stop using expensive, environmentally harmful fertilizers! Instead, try our 100% organic, nutrient-rich topsoil blends and composts to enhance your soil—the green solution to lawn and garden care.

	Screened Topsoil/Compost Blend Ideal for topdressing and reseeding your lawn or improving your existing garden soil Very high nutrient value Best seller!
	Screened Compost Made only of leaves; no manure content Properly aged and ready to use Add to your existing soil to enhance plant growth
	Unscreened Compost (comparable to Mushroom Soil, but better) Economical---our best-selling compost! An organic, properly aged mix of leaves, yard waste, straw, lime, shredded paper, horse manure, and wood chips that is full of nutrients, which will make your garden grow! Superior to mushroom soil, which often has a high salt content that can kill plants Order early as supply is limited
	Unscreened Topsoil Some roots and rocks scattered throughout
	Clean Fill/Dirt A variety of types are available, from sandy to rocky

Note: We do not add any sewage sludge to our composts or mulches, as many townships do.

EnviroTip

Make your own compost! Combine your kitchen scraps, coffee grounds, leaves and yard waste in a compost bin. Buy a paper shredder and add shredded paper to the compost, which essential microbes love to eat. If your community does not allow open compost bins, buy an enclosed trommel bin. Distribute this “black gold” in your garden in the spring and fall. A 1995 federal study states that 96.4 billion pounds of edible food was landfilled by consumers, grocery stores, and restaurants. That translates to 122 lbs. per month for a family of four. A shocking 27% of all food is wasted and should be composted instead of landfilled. Another federal study estimates that 23% of the total waste stream in the United States is comprised of biodegradable material, such as food scraps and yard waste. This needlessly landfilled waste produces methane, a greenhouse gas that deprives the atmosphere of oxygen. We’re harming only ourselves by landfilling: compost or recycle instead!

If you cannot compost at your home, bring your compost to our physical plant in Dillsburg for a nominal fee
(see Recycling Services Page).