About Blue Green Gold
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We work with—not against—nature. Our goal is to protect Earth’s natural processes by offering high‑quality, handcrafted soil and compost products without man‑made additives. We stand behind everything we sell and offer fair pricing as a new, mission‑driven business serving the San Francisco Bay Area, including Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin, San Ramon, and Oakland.
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Unlike conventional products that contain peat moss or petrochemical wastes like synthetic nitrates and phosphates, our products are made from natural, amended loam soil and compost enriched by worm castings—no synthetic additives or harmful residues.
Product & Ordering
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Our premium compost is handcrafted and screened to support healthy soil biodiversity, promoting plant flavor, health, and resilience. It's balanced, nutrient‑rich, and free of petrochemical residues.
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Our amended top‑soil is loamy and tailored for optimal soil structure. We enrich it with compost and worm castings to deliver a nutrient‑rich, breathable mix ideal for planting and growing. All materials are natural and additive‑free.
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Our amended top‑soil is loamy and tailored for optimal soil structure. We enrich it with compost and worm castings to deliver a nutrient‑rich, breathable mix ideal for planting and growing. All materials are natural and additive‑free.
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Our seed starting mix is a lightweight, well‑aerated medium made specifically for germinating seeds. Its sterile, low‑nutrient composition helps prevent damping‑off and supports early root growth. After seedlings develop true leaves, we recommend transplanting into nutrient‑rich potting or garden soil.
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We serve the San Francisco Bay Area—specifically Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin, San Ramon, Oakland, and surrounding neighborhoods.
Usage & Benefits
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Seed Starting Mix: Best for germination—its fine texture lets tiny roots emerge easily.
Premium Soil/Compost: Ideal for transplanting seedlings, enriching garden beds, or potting established plants with nutrient-rich structure. -
You can—but reuse can introduce pathogens and nutrient imbalances. If reusing:
- Remove dead plant matter,
- Sterilize by baking or sun exposure,
- Amend with fresh compost to restore nutrients.
Need clarification on application rates, soil recipes, or compost uses? Feel free to reach out—we’re happy to guide you on the best soil for your plants and garden goals.