Compost/Leaf Mulch

16 years ago

I am looking for bulk compost here in the Oklahoma City area. I shredded all the leaves in my yard last fall and even picked some up from across the street. We will be starting our second garden as soon as it is dry enough to till and we will be needing more compost and leaf mulch to get us through the summer.

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scardanelli
16 years ago
I've used Murphy Products, they're pretty reasonable. They have several different types of compost to choose from. I've linked their website at the bottom.

If you want something for free, you can pick up composted horse manure which is just as good IMO at several stables around town. There is one at NE 63rd and Sooner, I believe, called Bridlewood Equestrian. You just have to call ahead of time. It's free if you load it, or $10 if she loads it with her tractor. Her tractor seems to broken down quite often though, so I'd bring a shovel just in case. Their website is www.bridlewoodok.com

-Matt

Here is a link that might be useful: Murphy Products
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