The Concord Compost Bin
Get tubular with this cylindrical shaped compost bin. Made from recycled plastic, this composter works fast to break down leaves, grass clippings and vegetable scraps. The perforated sides allow for sufficient aeration. The lid and bottom also are perforated and made of thick, sturdy plastic.

Garden Gem
Composting is made stylish and simple with the Garden Gem Compost Bin. Hand crafted of cedar and built together with galvanized screening to achieve the ultimate in hot pile performance. It comes as a single bin ( 200 gallon) or double bin ( 400 gallon), with or without lid. It has an easily adjustable cedar side opening that makes turning the pile all that much easier.

Island Scrap Keeper
Our bamboo compost scrap keeper will look great on your kitchen counter and you can feel good about doing your part to help save our precious resources. Easy organic recycling - store peelings, egg shells, coffee grounds, loose tea, herbs, flowers, and fruit and vegetable scraps for transfer to your garden composter. Includes dual, odor preventing filter set in lid. It has a large, sturdy handle which makes it easy to carry. The 3.5 quart plastic liner is removable for easy cleaning. (Mfr recommends hand washing only)

Dual Winged Metal Pile Turner
Two sets of wings improves vertical churning of compost heap. Each pair of teethed wings is at right angles from one another - maximizing mixing. Wings collapse against pointed-tipped shaft for easier penetration of pile. Two padded handle grips for added comfort. 35 inches long end to end - ample length for most home composting systems. Heavy duty shaft withstands years of constant use. Attractive baked textured gray color. Made in Asia with quality in mind.

Home Composting Made Easy
Learn how to compost at home from world renowned educators, Dr. C Forrest McDowell and Tricia Clark-McDowell. This simple, common sense guide will introduce the reader to the fascinating world of composting. Step-by step instructions will help you divert over 30% of your waste stream away from the landfill and into your garden. The narrator, Professor Rott, explains everything you need to know to compost successfully without esoteric jargon. There is even a troubleshooting chart for quick reference in case you screw up!