Compost Days Success

ByWillow Yoder April 29, 2014

Thanks to everyone who participated in Compost Days with us!

Cedar Grove Compost Days just ended and with our help Cedar Grove donated 495 bags (or equivalent yardage) to their “The Big Give” campaign, just from our sales of Cedar Grove Compost’s Buy 2 get 3rd free sale. The designated yardage will be donated to our local community and will grow veggies for low income families, community gardens and homeless shelters. Thank you all our valued customers.

When you get, Cedar Grove gives and the community receives!

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