COVID-19 UPDATE
We are working hard on our delivery orders. We have added phone lines, delivery trucks and staff to accommodate needs. You can use our Website to make delivery requests and answer questions you may have. We can clarify details when we call you to schedule your delivery.
If you choose to come to our yard, please wear a mask and follow the social distancing rules and signage. We have installed a no-contact service window and have a way to print a receipt for your materials to eliminate human interaction. We will not be accepting cash at this time.
Thank you so much for your support. For updates and other tips and tricks check follow us on Instagram or Facebook.
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Our Mission
We strive to offer you the highest quality product for your garden. Professional Seattle gardeners use our products, because in the end, it saves you money to buy the best gardening products in bulk rather than the bagged supply at a big box store. When you get quality soil, you will be able to see and taste the difference.
Our Story
We are a family business that has been providing dirt and compost for gardens throughout the Ballard and Magnolia areas for the last 10 years. There is no other place in the city that you can drop off yard waste (like sod, dirt, concrete or brush) then pick up new fish-compost or drain rock in the same shopping trip, 5 minutes from your house.
Closing the Loop
We recycle the material that you drop off to keep our environment and city cleaner.
Have questions about the Dirt Exchange experience?
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Drainage Advice from the PNW's most beloved expert, Ciscoe Morris
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Free Small Containers + Soil Giveaway
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Ciscoe Morris benefits of Oly Fish Compost
For top-dressing lawns Ciscoe Morris recommends putting about a 1/2” layer over the lawn and raking it across evenly. It’s adds microorganisms, which will help fight any disease that might occur on the lawn. It will also allow you to water less often. It’s a really nice thing to do about once a year in early spring.
