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     Soil is the most important material for support plants growth. When plants show symptoms of stress such wilting leaves, brown, burning looking pots and black dots on leaves, it could be a sign that the soil condition is not right. For any landscaping planting design, our experienced technician will help you to check and make sure the right soil is used for the right planting areas. For keeping a high quality landscaping standard, we get our soil from certified landscape suppliers to make sure you get the very best. Please, feel free to contact us by email or phone for a free estimate for soil delivery and installation services at the top and bottom of this page.

Garden and turf Soil

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Landscaping beds, raised beds or ornamental beds are usually for planting ornamental plants such as small trees, annual, perennials and shrubs. The most common soil mix from our suppliers is comprised of turf blend, garden blend, soil amender, mixed with the appropriate ratio of sand, silt and clay along with humus (a dark, organic material that forms in soil when plant and animal matter decays). For bulb plants, sandy loam blending can provide excellent drainage to avoid rotting and let the bulbs grow easily. For general flower bed use, garden blend usually is the way to go. For vegetable gardens, usually 50/50 organic matter and topsoil can provide rich nutrients for the best planting results. For new turf installation, lawn rejuvenation and seeding, turf blend can be a good choice. Turf blend is usually 45% of sand and 55% compost mix that provide proper drainage for grass to grow.

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