Greatsoil

12/04/2018

It's raining, so take advantage of this time to add our organic compost that we call "Nitrolized Shavings" to amend your vegetable garden, mulch around shrubs, roses and trees, use as a lawn topper or general fertilizer. Nitrolized Shavings is a rich, nitro-humus based compost with tons of NPK, and lots of trace elements and minerals. It is a living compost with bacteria and fungi already in it. You won't believe how the next bloom or leave will be so improved after using it. Happy Gardening from Greatsoil.com

12/25/2014

From fir bark, playground mulch, to shredded redwood, we carry it all here and more http://bit.ly/1yiqLDt.

12/10/2014

Looking for quality soil amendments? Find that and more soil products here http://bit.ly/YVdwJj.

11/25/2014

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10/11/2014

Condition your soil with the right applications including topdressing, soil renovation, preparation, land reclamation and more: http://bit.ly/1wsFAP3

09/03/2014

Is your dirt dry and dusty? Try Greatsoil's soil conditioner to rehabilitate your lawn or garden: http://bit.ly/1gupASc

08/04/2014

Paving a walkway or a patio? Decomposed granite makes a great base because it's natural and safe for the environment: http://bit.ly/1eKS3Dy

07/05/2014

For the best blueberries, try adding peat moss to your soil. It's great for acid-loving plants like azaleas and blueberry bushes: http://bit.ly/PIx0fO

Bagged Peat Moss 3.8 Ft3

05/06/2014

Prepare your palm for everything that Mother Nature could possibly throw at it with Greatsoil's nutrient-rich palm mix.

Palm Mix

04/21/2014

Celebrating spring or Easter with a potted plant? Keep your lilies lovely and your daffodils dandy with Greatsoil's Container Mix.

Container Mix

03/22/2014

Get prepared to plant your vegetable garden this spring with help from Greatsoil.

02/17/2014

Set yourself up for success with sod and grass seed from Greatsoil! What would you do with a lush, green lawn?