
For Sale, by the Bag
PREMIUM COMPOST
Finely Sifted Soil Amendment, Made with Nutrient-Dense, Local Food Waste
Cubic Foot bags (perfect for backyard gardens and lawns): $34.99 each*, plus tax.
Gallon bags (ideal for houseplants; make great gifts): $6.99 each*, plus tax.
(* All Greener Bay Compost subscribers receive a 20% Discount on any regularly-priced compost they purchase directly from us.)
BULK DISCOUNT
Buy ten or more Cubic Foot bags at regular price, get 20% off our regular price per bag
(* THIS DISCOUNT MAY NOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER DEALS, DISCOUNTS, OR OFFERS, INCLUDING OUR 20% COMPOST DISCOUNT FOR SUBSCRIBERS.)
MULTI-BAG DISCOUNTS
Buy two Gallon bags and get both bags for $12.00 total ($6.00 per bag)*
Buy two Cubic Foot bags at regular price, get a third bag at half price*
(* THIS DEAL MAY NOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER DEALS, DISCOUNTS, OR OFFERS, INCLUDING OUR 20% COMPOST DISCOUNT FOR SUBSCRIBERS.)
TO PURCHASE DIRECTLY FROM US, PLEASE COMPLETE THE REQUEST FORM AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE.
For a free sample of our compost, please visit:
www.GBCompost.com/Sample
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Made Primarily from Food Waste | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Contains No Horse or Cow Manure or Bio-Solids |
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Screened for Contaminants (to 1/4″ in Size) | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Made Locally, in Northeastern Wisconsin |
COMPOST INGREDIENTS: LOVE, fruit, vegetable, and grain waste, garden waste, weedkiller-free lawn clippings, egg shells, coffee grounds, tea leaves, plain paper/cardboard, fall leaves, clean wood shavings/chips, natural wood ash, spent potting soil, and other, similar, organic materials, certified-compostable products. |


BENEFITS OF COMPOST | |||
Enriches soil with countless vitamins, minerals, and nutrients, including the “big three,” Nitrogen, Phosphorous, and Potassium, plus Carbon | Acts as a slow-release fertilizer for plants of all kinds, thus reducing (or eliminating) the need for synthetic fertilizers | Helps heavy, clay soil drain better and light, sandy soil retain moisture better | Acts as a natural sponge, with regard to water retention, thus reducing the need to water plants as much or as often |
Inoculates the soil with beneficial bacteria/microbes that help plants fend off harmful bacteria, pests, and disease | Discourages the growth of certain weeds and encourages the growth of plants we actually want, by bringing balance to the nutrient profile of soil | Balances the pH of soil it is mixed into or top-dressed with, so the soil is neither too acidic nor too alkaline | Prevents soil erosion by making soil “clumpier,” while simultaneously conditioning soil, so it is softer and easier to work and for roots to grow through |
Sequesters carbon from the atmosphere, thereby helping us in the “fight against climate change,” and deposits it back into the earth |
SUGGESTED USES & APPLICATION RATES | |||
To amend soil: Work 1–2 inches of compost into the top 3–5 inches of soil. | |||
For growing vegetables: Give your vegetable garden plenty of compost in the fall. Spread several inches of compost on top of the existing bed, then till it into the soil in the springtime. Put a handful of compost in each hole when you’re planting. Once plants begin to grow quickly, you can add a half-inch layer of compost around the base of the plants. Provide “heavy feeder” plants such as tomatoes, corn, and squash with 1/2 inch of compost monthly—this will result in great produce! | |||
For growing flowers: In the spring, loosen the top few inches of annual and perennial beds and mix in a 1-inch layer of compost. Or in the fall, apply a 1-inch layer of compost as a mulch to protect plant roots from freezing and conserve moisture. | |||
For replenishing soil in potted plants and window boxes: Even the best potting soil gets depleted of its nutrients as plants grow. To replenish nutrients, add an inch of compost to potted plants and window boxes twice a year. Or, make your own potting soil using two parts screened compost to one part sand or perlite. |