Topsoil & Loam
Sandy Loam
Sandy Loam is a balanced soil mix of sand, silt, and clay, providing good drainage and nutrient retention for gardening and landscaping.
View materialScreened Topsoil
Screened Topsoil is high-quality soil that's been sifted to remove rocks and debris, ideal for planting and leveling your yard.
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- Material category
- Topsoil, Compost & Mulch
- Product group
- Topsoil & Loam
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The material
About Screened Topsoil
Screened Topsoil has been processed through a mesh screen to eliminate large particles like rocks and sticks, resulting in a fine, smooth soil that's easy to work with. It's perfect for starting new gardens, laying down sod, or filling low spots in your lawn. This clean soil allows plant roots to grow more easily, leading to healthier plants. Using Screened Topsoil simplifies your landscaping projects and helps you achieve better results.
Project fit
Uses & benefits
- Use
- Ideal for planting gardens, laying sod, leveling lawns, and filling low spots.
- Benefits
- Free of rocks and debris; promotes healthy root growth; easy to spread and work with.
- Application
- Used as a base soil for new planting areas or to topdress lawns.
Good to know
Common questions
Why should I use Screened Topsoil?
Because it's free of rocks and debris, making it better for planting and easier to spread.
Can I use it to topdress my lawn?
Yes, it's ideal for topdressing because it spreads smoothly and evenly.
Is it good for raised garden beds?
Yes, it's an excellent choice for filling raised beds.
Does Screened Topsoil contain weed seeds?
While we strive to minimize weeds, it may contain some weed seeds as it's a natural product.
How much area does one cubic yard cover?
Approximately 100 square feet at 3 inches deep.
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