Suppresses weeds
Improves soil structure
Protects soil from heavy wind and rain
Keeps the soil moist when it’s dry and hot
Adds valuable mineral nutrients that plants need for growth
Provides beneficial soil microorganisms
An inch or two of rich black compost on planting beds looks fabulous
It’s cheapest in bulk. Pick it up at the facility if you own a truck or have it delivered.
Where to get it locally:
Cedar Grove Composting, 3620 36th PL NE, Everett, 877-764-5748, www.cedar-grove.com
Bailey Compost, 12711 Springhetti Road, Snohomish, 360-568-8826, www.baileycompost.com
More on compost: www.earth911.org/master.asp?s=lib&a=organics/composting/comp_using.inc
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