Novice gardeners might think that you can plant in any type of soil, but experience will tell them that the type of soil you choose can set your plants up for great success or failure. The proper soil type can make the difference of a healthy, well supported garden while using poor soil can cause flowerless plants, failed crops and perhaps nothing growing in your garden at all.
Bulk Soil for Healthy, Thriving Landscapes
Great gardens start with great soil. Bulk soil is an economical and convenient choice when you’re planting, building new garden beds, improving existing soil, or tackling a larger landscaping project.
Adding quality soil can improve drainage, moisture retention, and growing conditions while giving plants the foundation they need to establish strong, healthy roots.
Where can you use bulk soil?
~ New garden beds: Build up and fill new beds before planting.
~ Existing gardens: Refresh and improve tired or depleted soil.
~ Planting trees and shrubs: Give new plants a healthy growing environment as they establish.
~ Vegetable and herb gardens: Create a productive growing medium for edible plants
~ Raised garden beds: Fill or top up beds that have settled over time.
~ Low or uneven areas: Level and improve areas of the property before planting or landscaping.
~ Sod and lawn projects: Prepare the soil base before laying new sod or establishing grass.
~ Large landscaping projects: A bulk delivery is an efficient option when you need more than a few bags.
Give your existing landscape a fresh start or start a brand new garden bed – whatever project you are working with in your yard, bulk soil makes it easier to get the job done right.
Selecting the right soil is key and luckily there are many to choose from. If you have a small garden or require specialty soils, then bagged soil may be the best choice. However, if you have a large area to cover, bulk soils and compost would definitely be the best approach.
See below four common soils and compost we find useful in most lawn and garden applications.
Please be advised that Bulk Soil may contain foreign objects. Caution is advised.
