Delaware County, Pennsylvania Real Estate Blog: Did you know there is a Compost Farm in Delaware County PA?

Did you know there is a Compost Farm in Delaware County PA?

real estate delaware county paDid you know there is a Compost Farm in Delaware County PA?

Cleaning up your yard, pruning trees and bushes can create a pile of material that can be made into compost at the Compost Farm in Delaware County. 

Delaware County Residents can drop off shrubs and tree trimmings no wider than 4" in diameter nor longer than 4' in length on the 3rd Wednesday of each month from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., January through September.  No grass clippings.

For more information call or visit the Delaware County Solid Waste Authority
610-892-9627
2300 Concord Road
Chester, PA 19013

Proof of residency required.

Did you know there is a Compost Farm in Delaware County PA?

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9 comments • Gloria Todor and Doug Durren - Delaware County PA Real Estate • May 10 2011 07:59PM

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Hi Doug and Gloria, what a great idea.  I just hate the idea of wasting good compost materials in the garbage can. 

Posted by Liz Flint Houston\Tomball Realtor (832)816-8066 (Century 21 Hardee-Team Realty) about 1 year ago

Can residents pick up the aged compost, too?  That would be an even greater idea.

Posted by Simone Bercu, Montgomery Co, MD Real Estate, CRS, GRI, e-PRO, Assoc. Broker (Weichert, Realtors) about 1 year ago

Liz, I'm with you on that.  I do compost some things in my yards like grass and leaves.

Simone, I believe so, but have not visited there myself.  Yes that would be an even greater idea!

Thanks for stopping by!
Gloria

Posted by Gloria Todor and Doug Durren - Delaware County PA Real Estate (Century 21 Absolute Realty ) about 1 year ago

Hi Gloria and Doug - I find it interesting that you have a photo of a flower next to this post.  I have a compost pile in my back yard, and I have flowers growing all over it.  Great localism post.

Posted by Chris Canfield, ABR, CRS, e-PRO, GREEN, SRES, Homes for Sale Naples FL (RE/MAX Realty Select - Southwest Florida Homes for Sale) about 1 year ago

Hi Gloria  ..What  a great service !!!   Turning organic matter into compost and saving land fills !!

Posted by San Antonio Texas New Homes for Sale (www.sanantoniotexasnewhomesforsale.com) about 1 year ago

Very nice service. We could use some of that compost in Maryland.

Blooming for you!

Posted by Roy Kelley, Montgomery County, MD Homes For Sale (Roy Kelley and RE/MAX Realty Group) about 1 year ago

Chris, These flowers actually came in with compost I purchased a few years ago and now they just keep growing.  They are a bulb.  Do you have them in your area?

Gloria

Posted by Gloria Todor and Doug Durren - Delaware County PA Real Estate (Century 21 Absolute Realty ) about 1 year ago

Robert, Such great soil can be made with compost!  Good point about landfills!

Roy, Your flowers look great!  I bet they have some compost feeding your lovely plants and flowers!

Thanks for stopping by!
Gloria

Posted by Gloria Todor and Doug Durren - Delaware County PA Real Estate (Century 21 Absolute Realty ) about 1 year ago

Hi Gloria - Those flowers don't look familiar to me, so I don't think they are in my yard at least.  : )

Posted by Chris Canfield, ABR, CRS, e-PRO, GREEN, SRES, Homes for Sale Naples FL (RE/MAX Realty Select - Southwest Florida Homes for Sale) about 1 year ago

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