Sources of Compost and Topsoil in Mat-Su area

Written By Good Earth Garden School

Author Ellen Vande Visse

NOTE: I do my best to keep this list updated. Please notify me of ones I have missed! Thanks!

Susitna Organics

http://www.susitnaorganics.com

Products: Compost and Compost/soil blend. Compost in bags or order a bulk load. You can also order soil-compost mixes.

Bags—Where Sold: see website or call 907‬ ‭‭‭715-6508

Bulk loads: call about pick up or delivery.

Alys Culhane

Products: Finished compost for sale. Also free horse manure without de-wormer medicine residue, packed in convenient returnable buckets.

Location: Soapstone/Buffalo Mine Rd area. Call or email for pick up arrangements: alysculhane@hotmail.com or 907-745-4747

Quality Topsoil and Farm Products

TracyMoffitt 907 745-2993, 907 355-3384

Products: bulk compost, topsoil, and soil/compost blend. In bulk only; not bagged. Mon-Sat

Location: Farm at end of Marsh Road off Glenn Hwy, Palmer.

Country Garden Farms

Bill Longbrake Mat-Su : 907-745-0800; Anchorage 907-344-2088

Products: bulk compost, sod. Also a manure pick up & exchange program.

Location: Palmer, Springer road system www.countrygardenfarms.com‍ ‍bill@countrygardenfarms.com

Ken’s Garden Center

Products: Garden soil mix contains 50% topsoil, 25% compost, and 25% peat. Wasilla/Palmer area -call for prices per cubic yard and also about delivery options. NOTE: please personally inspect a sample before ordering.

Valley Community for Recycling Solutions (VCRS)
907 745 5544. Yes, on sale: Bulk or bagged compost made from yard waste. It’s mature, screened, dark and smells good. Available during May-June this year. Might you help volunteer and bag some of this? They are open Monday through Saturday. Located at 9465 E Chanlyut Cir, Palmer, AK 99645

Good Earth Garden School

Good Earth Garden School provides education, resources, and products to help gardeners and farmers grow using regenerative, organic methods that restore the health of the soil, plants, people, and the planet. Learn practical approaches to building healthy soil, making organic fertilizers, managing pests naturally, composting, growing nutrient-dense food, and practicing carbon farming.

Founder, author, and educator Ellen Vande Visse, M.S., shares a lifetime of knowledge and hands-on experience through courses that integrate the science and spirit of regenerative growing. The school also offers a rich collection of free educational resources and carefully selected products, including Ellen’s acclaimed book, Ask Mother Nature: A Conscious Gardener’s Guide.

https://www.goodearthgardenschool.com
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