How do I order Spring Earth Compost?
Spring Earth Compost FAQFor cost estimates, please call Spring Earth at (804)419-1965 (ask for Melissa) or (804)419-1964. On each pallet there are 60 bags of Spring Earth Compost; each bag weighs 40 lbs. Shipping prices depend upon shipping distance from bagging facility.
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Spring Earth Compost FAQSpring Earth Compost may be used as a top-dressing for lawns, or a soil enhancer for gardens, flowers, and potted plants. For example, you may spread it on your lawn in place of using fertilizer. As it rains, Spring Earth's nutrients will soak into the soil, instead of "running off" as do chemical fertilizers. Or you may choose to work Spring Earth into your garden soil, improving its structure to enable this season's fruits and vegetables to be their very best.
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Spring Earth Compost FAQIn addition to offering an alternative to the use of chemical fertilizers, Spring Earth takes an active interest in furthering the health of Virginia's water resources, especially the Chesapeake Bay. The Bay is subjected to all of the pollutants that wash into Virginia's rivers and streams, placing a severe strain on the aquatic life in the Bay. To address this problem, Spring Earth has partnered with the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay.
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Spring Earth Compost FAQBefore planting, spread 1/2 to 1 inch of Spring Earth Soil Enhancer on garden area. Don't be concerned about using too much; the more you use, the better your flowers and vegetables will grow. Till or spade in 4" to 6" deep. Top-dress existing perennial beds with 1" of Spring Earth. Each bag will cover 15 to 30 square feet (up to an area of 6 ft. by 5 ft.).
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FAQWith the exception of the chrysanthemums and the herbs, the plants will be able to handle a heavy frost to a light freeze. It is much better to plant your order than to hold it until all threats of bad weather are past. If in doubt, let us advise you as to the best time for your area.
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Spring Earth Compost FAQUse one part Spring Earth with three parts potting soil when repotting. For pots which do not need replanting, add a 1" topdressing of Spring Earth in the spring, summer, or fall.
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FAQ - Mulch and Compost DeliveriesPhone 973-631-5185 or 973-285-2928 and your order will be taken and a confirmation number provided. Orders will be accepted beginning March 21, 2007 and through September. Deliveries are for MORRIS COUNTY RESIDENTS only. Deliveries begin April 16, 2007 and continue through September.
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Simply put, compost is decayed, organic plant matter that packs a powerful, nutrient-rich punch when added to your soil and plants. In more complex terms, compost is the result of aerobic microbes (oxygen-thriving bacteria and fungi) feeding on organic waste and breaking it down into a basic, wonderfully nutritious soil amendment. Although all organic matter will eventually decompose over time, it is not necessarily a quick process if left to Mother Nature.
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Spring Earth Compost FAQCompost is plant material that has been naturally decomposed, and may be spread on lawns, gardens, and flower beds to provide a rich source of available nutrients to your plants. Plant materials made into compost often include fruit & vegetable scraps, leaves, or grass clippings, just to name a few.Related Questions
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www.dirtdoctor.com :: View topic - Organic FAQIt is possible and happens to people who get bad advice about applying compost and manure. Unfortunately you can easily smother many grasses by putting too much compost on. That is why the recommended rate is 1 cubic yard of compost for every 1,000 square feet. This will result in application of 1/3 inch of compost if spread out uniformly - a very thin layer.Related Questions
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What are the benefits of using Spring Earth Soil Enhancer on lawns and gardens?
Spring Earth Compost FAQPart of a natural, organic approach to lawn and garden care (2) Reduce the amount of nitrogen fertilizer used (3) Increases soil aeration; adds nutrients, beneficial micro-organisms, and organic matter to soil (4) Non-burning - no matter how dry it gets (apply when temperatures are typically below 75 F) (5) Improves drought resistance (6) Improved disease resistance of turf. Some types of fungus are prevented by topdressing with organic compost.
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Spring Earth Compost FAQFor existing lawns, add a 1/2" thick topdressing of Spring Earth Soil Enhancer on the lawn. Each bag will cover a 30 square-foot area (6ft X 5ft). If you prefer a lighter topdressing of 1/4" thick, then each bag will cover approximately 60 square feet (6ft X 10ft). Apply Spring Earth in small piles and rake into lawn with a stiff lawn rake. Try both sides of the rake to see which side works best on your lawn. For lawn renovations and trouble spots, work in a 1" topdressing of Spring Earth.
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Spring Earth Compost FAQWhen doing a new planting, use one part Spring Earth mixed with three parts of soil as a backfill. For plants already in the ground, add a 1" top dressing of Spring Earth.
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Frequently Asked QuestionsOur spring bulb orders are set up to ship at the proper planting time for your area. When you order, you will be informed of the recommended ship date for your order on the Payment and Shipping page.
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FAQ - Mulch and Compost DeliveriesScreened compost consists of leaves that break down (decompose) over a period of months. Grass clippings may be added to some compost to enhance decomposition. After fall leaves come into our recycling facilities, they are turned weekly and break down by May/June into a black, crumbly soil amendment known as compost. The material is then screened in a large screener and bulky materials including large sticks, twigs, etc. are removed and a finer, finished compost is produced.
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FAQ - Mulch and Compost DeliveriesCompost helps plants grow better, improves soil structure, helps the soil retain water, helps release plant nutrients and adds vital organic matter to the soil.
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FAQ - Mulch and Compost DeliveriesComposite samples are taken from representative windrows at our two facilities in the spring and tested for specific parameters specified by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. The test results are submitted to the state DEP. Upon request, this information is made available to the public.
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What can I put in my compost bin?
As long as they have a high surface to volume ratio, most plant material from your garden will work in your pile. When adding larger items, like branches or giant rubber tree leaves, shred or chip them up into smaller pieces with a chipper/shredder picked from GreenCulture wide selection. Remember, the more surface area of waste exposed to your compost microorganisms, the faster the decomposition process.
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