Garden Soil (Best Seller) – Our richest darkest soil. Best for gardens, planting beds and seeding.

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Screened Topsoil Lightly Blended Sold by the yard, this is our most economical soil.

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Fill Dirt: Clean Compactable: Screened with a 4” screen. We store outside in large piles so may have clumping and small stones. Not for growing grass. Commonly used for filling deep areas or foundations.

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Composted Leaves - Composting leaves makes a dark, rich, earthy organic matter that can be used like soil. Since most trees are deep-rooted, they absorb minerals from deep in the soil and a good portion of these minerals go into the leaves. Pound for pound, the leaves of most trees contain twice as many minerals as manure. Compost retains moisture and repels weeds when used as a top dressing or mulch. We recommend mixing the leaf compost into soil as it's higher nitrogen content can burn up plants and grass when used alone.

*Composted Leaves may contain a small amount of refuse debris

**Price does not include tax or delivery

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Topsoil:

Topsoil forms the upper 3-10 inches of the earth’s surface. An active part of the natural life cycle, that soil is richer in nutrients than the subsoil beneath it. Topsoil forms when large rocks break down and other organic matter gradually adds to the mix. One inch of topsoil will take as much as 100 years to form.

Good quality topsoil contains a rich mix of nutrients necessary for healthy plants. It appears darker than subsoil because of the organic matter it contains. The right type of topsoil retains water as well as nutrients, promoting healthy plant growth. A rich layer of quality topsoil ensures healthy lawns and gardens.

Landscapers add topsoil to projects to give new plants a healthy start. It can be used to improve the quality or quantity of soil in the area being worked. The soil surrounding a new house, for instance, is likely to be sandy or full of clay. Adding several inches of topsoil to the landscape will ensure new plants and seeds get the nutrients they need and new roots can spread.

Garden Blend*:

Garden soil is compost enriched and is a higher quality soil. Garden soil is topsoil enriched with organic leaf matter to make it better suited to actual plant growth. High quality screened topsoil is blended with 100% organic aged leaf mulch, producing a soil that is perfect for sod, seed, gardens,  raised beds, and for over-seeding lawn. We use a 50/50 ratio of Screened Topsoil and Composted Leaf Mulch and the Garden Blend is aged about a decade. We also put this soil through a smaller screen so that its is more fine, less clumpy and easier to work with. This is our most nutrient rich soil.

Fill Dirt:

Fill dirt is earthy material which is used to fill in a depression or hole in the ground or create mounds or otherwise artificially change the grade or elevation of real property. Our fill dirt is clean and compact- able, great for filling in large volume areas such as pools or ditches where the grade needs to be significantly raised. Fill dirt is not conducive to growing grass, so if you plan to seed on top of your new grade you will need to top dress the area with 3-6 inches of topsoil or one of our blends.