Garden Gold Compost Sales
Pre-bagged Garden Gold Compost is SOLD OUT for 2023.
Note: Bulk compost is currently ONLY AVAILABLE at Transfer Station #2 in Kingsville.
2023 Compost Sales – Availability as of September 6th, 2023.
Home Delivery: Delivery is available for large quantities of compost. Delivery is available by appointment only. Credit Card payment only. Customer must be home at time of delivery. To schedule a delivery, call 1-800-563-3377. Scroll down for prices and more information.
Buy at Windsor PDO:
- Pre-bagged: Sold Out For 2023
- Bulk (pick up): Currently Not Available
Buy at Transfer Station #2 (Kingsville):
- Pre-bagged: Sold Out For 2023
- Bulk (pick up): Available
Buy at Regional Landfill (7700 County Rd. 18):
NOTE: Only dump trucks and large commercial transports can pick up compost at the Regional Landfill. Passenger Cars, SUV’s, Pick-up Trucks and Pick-up Trucks with trailers are required to visit Transfer Station #2, or the Windsor PDO to purchase compost.
- Bulk (pick up): Currently Not Available
2023 Garden Gold Prices (taxes included):
- Pre-bagged Garden Gold: $3.50 per bag or 4 bags for $12.00. – sold out for 2023
- Bag Your Own: $4.00 per bag (bag included)
- Bulk Loads:
- PDO (Windsor): $15.00 per cubic yard (mechanical loading provided)
- Transfer Station #2 / Regional Landfill: $10.17 per cubic yard (mechanical loading provided)
DELIVERY: Delivery is available for large quantities of compost. Delivery is available by appointment only. Credit Card payment only. Customer must be home at time of delivery. To schedule a delivery, call 1-800-563-3377.
Delivery to: Windsor, Essex, Lakeshore, LaSalle, Tecumseh – $79.95 delivery + $15.00 per cubic yard of compost.
Delivery to: Amherstburg, Kingsville, Leamington – $109.95 delivery + $15.00 per cubic yard of compost.
On sale – while quantities last.
Garden Gold Flyer: 2023 Garden Gold Compost Flyer
Compost Standards For Ontario
EWSWA’s Garden Gold Compost must meet and comply with environmentally protective standards for the production of compost for beneficial uses. Our compost must pass “Compost Quality Analysis” as set out by the standards, which also complies with the regulatory framework of O. Reg. 347.
Ontario Compost Standards: Ontario Compost Quality Standards
Guideline For The Production of Compost in Ontario: Guideline for the Production of Compost in Ontario
Lab Results For EWSWA’s Garden Gold:
Below are the lab results for the Garden Gold Compost currently being sold:
2023 Lab Results (compost currently being sold)
- Prebagged Compost (Windsor & Kingsville):2023 Compost Test Results / RL / Row P22
- Bulk Compost at PDO (Windsor): 2023 Compost Test Results / RL / Row O20
- Bulk Compost at Transfer Station #2 (Kingsville): 2023 Compost Test Results / T2 / Row K22
Lab Results From Previous Years
- 2023 Compost Test Result / T2 / Row B21
- 2022 Compost Test Results / T2 /Row B20
- 2022 Compost Test Results/RL/Row O
- 2022 Compost Test Results/Prebagged/Row R-21
- 2022 Compost Test Results / Row T2-C-20
- 2021 Compost Test Results / Row C
- 2021 Compost Test Results / Row D20
- 2021 Compost Test Results / T2-Row A20
Compost Calculators
EWSWA does not calculate how much compost you need so try the compost/mulch calculators available on the following websites for assistance in calculating the amount of compost you should purchase for your home project.
- Compost Calculator: Enter the length and width of the garden size in square feet as well as the depth of compost, and the calculator will return the amount of cubic feet (or yards) required.
One of the most common inquiries we receive is, “What is the difference between compost and mulch?”
Compost:
Compost has biodegraded further than mulch and is screened finer which makes it look more like soil with fewer chunks. Compost is best worked into the soil while mulch is best laid on top of the soil. Both replenish the organic content of your soil.
Mulch:
Mulch is still very warm and is still in the process of biodegradation. It is 100% organic and comes from a combination of leaves, grass, brush and tree trimmings. It can be used on lawns or in flower gardens to conserve moisture, lower soil temperature, reduce erosion, provide nutrients, reduce soil compaction and discourage the establishment of weeds. It should be spread thinly on your lawn, placed in flower gardens and around trees and shrubs. It will contain many bits and pieces of wood and sticks.
Please Note: EWSWA does NOT sell mulch.