The process uses naturally occurring micro-organisms to convert materials that were once considered waste, into an excellent source of plant nutrients for gardens and lawns. One part compost should be mixed with six parts soil.Ĭompost is the product of a controlled, safe and efficient process. The compost acts as an excellent soil amendment and is safe to use in gardens and on lawns, however, plants should not be placed in pure compost just as they should not be placed in pure fertilizer. Before leaving the facilities, the compost is tested to ensure quality and provincial requirements for safety. Various Ontario processors receive both of these materials and blend them with organic materials of different types and sources, producing optimum conditions for composting. The majority of the finished compost comes from the yard waste program, while five to 10 per cent comes from the Green Bin program.
The compost was created from the yard waste and organic materials collected at the curb, throughout Toronto. Compost will come in 13 kg bags and will be limited to two bags per vehicle, while supplies last. Residents are invited to pick up free bagged compost at a Community Environment Day event. Lead acid batteries (household and car) should be dropped off at 62 Frelinghuysen ave. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 8am to 4pm and Saturdays 8am to 12:30pm.
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