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looking for good compost store

20 years ago

I have been using bagged compost ( Whitney farms ).

I have been very satisfied with it. This year I would like

to rejuvenate my lawn. I am looking for recomendations

in Beaverton/Portland/Hillsboro area for a reliable compost seller for bulk supply and delivery.

-Thanks,

-lg

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annzgw
20 years ago
Below is an old link about local suppliers. I've only used ProGro, but...........they're just down the road from me!

Here is a link that might be useful: Compost
buyorsell888
20 years ago
We get ours from McFarlane's Bark. They scoop it into the back of the truck. I think it is $14 a scoop and the truck (3/4 ton) holds two but I am not positive.

They aren't too close to you though. I'm an East County gal and can't help you much out your way.
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