Premium Topsoil
When your soil has been stripped of nutrients for any reason, it’s tough getting things to grow. Our premium topsoil is blended with a nutrient-rich compost, then screened dry to perfect consistency.
$54.00 cy
Premium Topsoil Description
If you are producing a raised bed, planting trees, plants, or shrubs, or top dressing a lawn, our Premium Topsoil will remain somewhat loose, even after rainfall. It does not contain the clay that is common in Indiana soil, which can compact it and deprive your roots of water and essential nutrients.
We maintain complete control over the production of our Premium Topsoil. We do not source outside soil from job sites, developments, or other suppliers. Instead, we utilize an old agricultural field, free from crop fertilizers and other chemicals, within our 100-acre facility. We evenly spread our in-house bark humus in the field, incorporate it, and then allow it to rest for several months. This process enables the humus and soil to amend together through natural means, resulting in a significant increase in natural organic matter within the soil. We then carefully harvest the enriched soil, screen it, and blend it in equal parts with our special Premium Compost recipe. The outcome is a fortified topsoil that is rich in organic material and ready to nourish whatever you choose to plant.
* What is a cubic yard?
A cubic yard measures 3 ft. x 3 ft. x 3 ft. A cubic yard of mulch will cover a 10 ft. x 10 ft. area, 3 in. deep. (3 in. is the recommended depth for spreading mulch.) So a good rule of thumb is to calculate the square footage of the area to be covered with mulch and divide by 100. For example, imagine you have a front porch with a flower bed on each side. Each side measures 15 ft. x 10 ft. (150 sq. ft.). The total area to be covered is 150 + 150 = 300 sq. ft. To calculate the number of yards of mulch required, divide that by 100. So you need 3 yards of mulch.
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