Yard at Scio, OR
Checked Oct 15, 2026
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Ground Up Soil
Soil and compost, gravel and stone · by the yard, bulk bags
At a glance
- Stocks
- Soil and compost, Gravel and stone
- Sold
- By the yard · Bulk bags
Their website doesn't list prices or delivery or pickup. Call to ask
What they sell
- Soil and compost
- Compost, Worm castings
- Gravel and stone
- Basalt rocks, Pumice, Perlite
- Also sells
- Bio Char, Coco Coir, Crustacean Meal, Fish Bone Meal, Gypsum, Kelp Meal
Quality and measuring
- Soil blend
- certified organic spent mushroom blocks mixed with mint compost
- Quality claims
- statically compost for one year
- Certifications
- OMRI listed
Buying
- Order online
- Yes
- Sells to
- Homeowners / public, Commercial / municipal
- Business type
- Mulch / soil producer, Recycler / compost facility
Where this came from
Each detail above is a quote from Ground Up Soil's own website, checked Oct 15, 2026. Ratings and hours come from Google.
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- Soil and compost
we make high-quality worm castings and compost by sourcing clean, local ingredients to be used as inputs to our unique process.
Source page - Soil blend
Our OMRI listed plant compost is made from certified organic spent mushroom blocks mixed with mint compost.
Source page - Gravel and stone
BASALT ROCKS
Source page - Also sells
CRUSTACEAN MEAL
Source page - Quality claims
We let the heavy carbon components statically compost for one year.
Source page - Certifications
Our OMRI listed Bio-Compost is made right here is Scio, Oregon.
Source page - Sold by
Available Bulk by the yard, or in Super Sacks
Source page - Order online
Purchase Our High-Quality Worm Castings Today All * All * AERATION * CARBON * HUMUS * NUTRIENTS & MINERALS
Source page - Prices online
BIO COMPOST $10.00 – $200.00
Source page - Business type
At GroundUpSoil in Scio, Oregon, we make high-quality worm castings and compost by sourcing clean, local ingredients to be used as inputs to our unique process.
Source page - Sells to
we have been providing farmers, growers, and gardeners the inputs to grow healthy plants, vines, trees, and shrubs.
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