Harwich Gold composted manure now available: Give your plants a boost and support a great garden club

Step right up folks: the crème de la crème of composted cow manure is now available, but only for a short time. Harwich Gold will thrill your plants and give your garden the nutrients it needs to flourish. Sure, it’s manure, but let’s call it joy in a bag!

The garden at Thompson’s Field, maintained by the Garden Club of Harwich using Harwich Gold, courtesy of Gerie Schumann.

Harwich Gold is an organic, odorless, composted cow manure containing no weed, seeds, fillers or pesky chemicals. This environmentally friendly product can be used to improve your soil, as a top-dressing, or as a slow release fertilizer for lawns and gardens. It’s the real deal and almost a steal when you purchase it from the Garden Club of Harwich.

Harwich Gold is “certified organic for organic use” by the Baystate Organic Certifiers of Massachusetts. It comes in 40-pound bags only, at the cost of $10 per bag. The annual manure sale helps fund the Garden Club’s many garden projects throughout the town of Harwich, including public garden maintenance, planted seasonal containers, holiday wreaths, tree planting as well as other community outreach programs.

Good gardeners know the value of timing, and Harwich Gold orders must be received and prepaid by check by March 27, 2026. To order Harwich Gold composted manure, click the link below to download and print the order form.

Harwich Gold 2026 Order Form

Pick-up date/location, contact information and instructions are included on the form.

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