Compost provides soil with organic matter and microorganisms that create immediate and long-term soil health. Customers will be happier with a healthy, beautiful, and lower-maintenance garden and more likely to refer their friends and family. 

It says a lot that compost is preferred and used by experts yet is easy for anyone to use. Compost is great for all types of plants—flowers, vegetables, lawns, trees, and shrubs—and can "fix" any poor soil nutritionally, physically, and biologically. This makes it easy to educate coworkers or your team, and reduces or eliminates any on-site soil testing and application coordination.

The U.S. Composting Council notes that costs are up to two-thirds lower when mixing two inches of compost into existing soil versus replacing that soil with six inches of new topsoil, an old best practice. Furthermore, compost eliminates the need for expensive chemical fertilizers and pre-plant fertilization, as well as reduces the chance of costly "plant loss."

Consumers are increasingly buying safe and environmentally friendly products and services. Compost is a leading way to help address climate change and can provide your business with a point of differentiation versus the competition.