| Bailey Compost since 1995 12711 Springhetti Road Snohomish, WA 98296 360-568-8826 baileycompost@gmail.com |
| Compost...Mother Nature's Finest Natural Fertilizer Increase soil fertility and add natural organic matter to improve your garden soil with Bailey Compost. |
| Visit our Bailey Vegetables U-Pick garden! www.baileyveg.com |
| The Bailey family has been farming in the Snohomish River Valley since 1918. Bailey Compost started up in 1995 and is part of this fourth generation family farm. Our well aged quality compost is made from dairy manure mixed with shredded yard waste, which is then fully aged, aerated, composted, and screened. It makes an excellent soil amendment or top dressing for flower and vegetable gardens by adding organic matter and nutrients to the soil. Our compost is registered with the Washington State Dept. of Agriculture (WSDA) for use in organic agriculture. Bailey Compost is a favorite with many local garden clubs and top quality landscapers. |
| The next generation |
| PRICING & DELIVERIES: Bailey Compost is available for purchase for $22 per cubic yard picked up at the farm. A full size pickup holds 2 yards, level full. One cubic yard of compost covers 162 square feet, spread 2" deep. Local delivery available with a 6 yard minimum. DELIVERY PRICE LIST Local deliveries can be scheduled by calling 360-568-8826 or emailing baileycompost@gmail.com We accept all major credit cards. |
| We accept clean green yard waste for recycling for a fee of $15 per cubic yard. Acceptable material includes leaves, small branches, grass clippings, plant material, and brush. No sod, dirt, stumps or branches over 6" diameter will be accepted. No rocks, plastic, or other foreign material. |
| Yard Waste Recycling |
| Hours of Operation: Spring & Summer hours (March through October) are: Monday - Saturday 8 to 5 Winter Hours (November through February) are: Monday - Friday 8 to 4:30 |
| DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Compost can be used as a top dressing or mulch for established perennial and flower beds. Apply 1 to 2" on existing flower beds. For new flower beds, lawns, and vegetable gardens, rototill 2- 3" of compost into existing soil before planting. COMPOST BENEFITS: Bailey Compost contains a full spectrum of essential plant nutrients as well as macro and micronutrients often absent in synthetic fertilizers. These natural nutrients are released slowly. Compost helps sandy soil retain water and nutrients. Compost loosens tightly bound particles in clay soil so roots can spread, water can drain, and air can penetrate. Bailey Compost greatly increases soil fertility resulting in noticeable plant growth and robust health. Compost also feeds diverse life in the soil. These beneficial bacteria, fungi, insects, and worms also support healthy plant growth. Besides making your soil naturally healthier, adding organic material to the soil increases the soil's water holding capacity and makes any soil easier to work with. |
| Bailey Compost is a member of the Washington Organic Recycling Council (WORC) www.compostwashington.org and the US Composting Council www.compostingcouncil.org |
| Please don't hesitate to call 360-568-8826 for more information or email baileycompost@gmail.com |
| Bailey Compost 12711 Springhetti Road Snohomish, WA 98296 360-568-8826 baileycompost@gmail.com |
Customer Testimonial:
"After we top dressed this bed with Bailey
Compost, we direct seeded kale. Now our
kale is so big it's scary. Not only did Bailey
Compost radically improve our kale output, but
also our flower beds. One particular example
is a hardy fuchsia shrub we purchased at a
season's end sale. The fuchsia never got off
to a good start and limped along for two years
with only pale, stunted leaves and little actual
growth, until we transplanted it to a bed that
was amended with Bailey Compost. The
improvement in strong, lush growth, leaf size
and number of blossoms is astonishing. This
stuff is magic."
"After we top dressed this bed with Bailey
Compost, we direct seeded kale. Now our
kale is so big it's scary. Not only did Bailey
Compost radically improve our kale output, but
also our flower beds. One particular example
is a hardy fuchsia shrub we purchased at a
season's end sale. The fuchsia never got off
to a good start and limped along for two years
with only pale, stunted leaves and little actual
growth, until we transplanted it to a bed that
was amended with Bailey Compost. The
improvement in strong, lush growth, leaf size
and number of blossoms is astonishing. This
stuff is magic."
Elizabeth visiting the source of our "secret ingredient"
We recycle grass, leaves, and branches into compost
| The delivery truck returning home |
| Hours of Operation: Spring and Summer Hours (March through October): Monday - Saturday 8 to 5:00 |