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Washington County compost farm --where?!

13 years ago

I bought some great compost from a farm in Washington County a few years ago and I'll be durned if I can remember how to get there or their name! They had gigantic piles of premium composted soil that they make themselves. They charge by whatever container you bring, from a bucket to a bucketloader! Anyone have a clue? Much obliged. Meg

Comments (2)

nygardener
12 years ago
Booth Farm sells compost. If they're not the one you mean, you could try calling the cooperative extension.
vermontlove
Original Author
12 years ago
Yes, that is the one! Thank you so much, nygardener!
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