3 Way Soil
This blended mix combines 50% composted yard debris, 35% screened topsoil, and 15% concrete sand. It supports healthy plant growth by balancing organic content, structure, and drainage.
Disclaimer
While we strive to provide accurate images of our materials on our website, it is important to note that these images are for illustrative purposes only. The actual products in stock may differ in color and appearance due to the natural variations of the materials and the ongoing changes in our inventory. We source many of our materials from multiple quarries in the area and stockpiles can change daily. Customers are highly encouraged to visit our locations and view the materials in-person before placing an order. If color or texture is an important factor, please consider ordering all the materials for your job at one time to ensure consistency.Common Uses
- Garden beds: Ideal for vegetables, herbs, and flowers. Organic matter supports soil microbes and holds moisture.
- Planting holes: Helps trees and shrubs establish strong root systems. Fine texture allows for easy root penetration.
- Lawn prep: Mixed into existing soil before seeding or sod. Improves drainage and encourages even grass growth.
- Soil correction: Softens clay-heavy soils or adds structure to sandy sites. Creates a stable growing base for most plants.
- Raised planters: Maintains shape while allowing excess water to drain. Reliable mix for seasonal or year-round growing.
Material Details
- Compost (50%): Adds organic matter and nutrients, improves water holding, and supports soil microbes
- Screened Topsoil (35%): Fine texture anchors roots and improves structure
- Concrete Sand (15%): Improves drainage and prevents compaction
Frequently Asked Questions
A blend of about 50% composted yard debris, 35% screened topsoil, and 15% concrete sand.
New garden beds, raised planters, and planting trees and shrubs. It balances nutrients, structure, and drainage.
The concrete sand improves drainage and helps prevent the soil from compacting.
It makes for a good base material when starting a lawn project. However, it can have clumps of dirt or larger pieces of the yard debris compost in it that would need to be raked out. The Premium Planting Mix is recommended for the top layer before planting seed or laying sod.
Yes, the compost content makes it a strong fit for vegetables, herbs, and flowers.
