Organic soil products since 1993Makers of Menehune Magic Compost
Oahu
(808) 682-5895
Big Island
(808) 935-2277
Wahiawa 96786 MON-SAT 7 am - 4:30 pmSUN 8 am - 12 pmDumping only(No Pick Up or Product Purchase)Campbell 91-400 Malakole Road
Kapolei 96707 MON-FRI CLOSED ON SATURDAYS 7 am - 3:30 pmNo Cash Sales Visa & Mastercard OnlyWaimanalo 41-740 Mokulama St
Waimanalo 96795 MON-FRI CLOSED ON SATURDAYS 7 am - 3:30 pmNo Cash Sales Visa & Mastercard OnlyBig Island East Hawai'I Landfill
Leilani Street SUN-SAT 7 am - 4:15 pm(closed 12 pm - 12:30 pm)Big Island West Hawai'i Landfill
Pu'upohaku Road 71-1111 MON-SAT 7 am - 4:15 pmBig Island Kealakehe Recycling
Queen Ka'ahumanu Hwy SUN-SAT 7 am - 4:00 pm
*** NO ORDER PICKUPS & LOADING ON SUNDAYS ***
ONLINE ORDERING FOR PICKUP ONLY! Click on the product button
NO Cash payments, ONLY Credit card payments
CAMPBELL & WAIMANALO CLOSED ON SATURDAYS
*** SOD NOW AVAILABLE $32/SHEET, EACH SHEET 24" X 40', PLEASE CALL OR TEXT (808)563-0024 TO PLACE AN ORDER ***
*** COMPOST FILTER EROSION SOCKS NOW AVAILABLE, PLEASE CALL OR TEXT (808)563-0205 TO PLACE AN ORDER ***
Organic Soil + Compost
COMPOST $50 / yard at Wahiawa · $50 / yard at Waimanalo/Campbell $9.99 / bag
Lawn & Garden Blend
$57 / yard at Wahiawa · $67 / yard at Waimanalo/Campbell
Nursery Mix #3
$69 / yard at Wahiawa · $79 / yard at Campbell
Tropical Blend
$106 / yard at Wahiawa · $116 / yard at Campbell
Greens Blend
$95 / yard at Wahiawa · $105 / yard at Campbell
We recycle over 140,000 tons of residential and commercial greenwaste,
foodwaste and wood every year!
That's enough to fill Diamond Head Crater to the top and spill over the edges!
Our Story
Hawaiian Earth Recycling is the largest producer of compost in the state, and the only licensed facility to make and sell compost on Oahu monitored by the State Department of Health.
Most Hawaii soils are nutrient deficient and contain very little organic matter. Menehune MAGIC revitalizes soil, promotes stronger and healthier growth, improves aeration/water retention and enhances nutrient availability, improving soil structure. By recycling and reusing organic materials, 20% of the waste previously dumped into Hawaii landfills is being put back into beneficial use for your gardening and landscaping needs.