SOIL & SAND
LAWN TOPSOIL
The list of uses for topsoil is long, it’s a versatile product that works great for general landscaping projects, and particularly, lawn care. It’s no secret that lawns require a bit of seasonal maintenance to keep them healthy and beautiful.
Quality topsoil promotes deep root development for natural grass lawns as well as healthy germination of grass seed to help get the results you want!
For more common information on common topsoil uses, click here!
GARDEN SOIL
Topsoil, enriched with compost and other organic matter so it’s nutritious for plants. It has a heavier texture and holds water longer than potting mixes. It’s more affordable than potting soil because it doesn’t have pricier ingredients like perlite, vermiculite or moss.
Use it when you’re planting or maintaining flower beds. Garden soil is the cheapest way to enrich the soil in gardens and flower beds. You can also use garden soil as an ingredient in homemade
potting soil. Just be sure to add nutrients and amendments to make the mix light and loose.
SCREENED SAND
River Sand, is a natural sand that is slightly brown in color and course in texture. It is primarily used in construction, but can also be used by homeowners for small projects.
MASONRY SAND
Also commonly referred to as White Play Sand or Beach Sand, is a fine course sand that is white in color. As the name suggests, Masonry Sand is most commonly used for masonry work (stone construction) as part of the mortar mixture.
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