Screened Topsoil
GMO Free : Contains small
rocks and roots 1/4 -1/2 in size, use vegetable gardens or for making flower
bed, growing grass or filling in small holes.
Note,
this is natural loamy virgin soil No compost has been added. Larger
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- Topsoil : You wanted the best you got it, a weed free, rock free
product for growing grass, high in calcium. Screened Fill Dirt: Made just
for the home owner, easy to use no big rocks, chunks or logs. great for
filling in along driveway or just filling in holes. Making a berm mixed
this fill with bush and grass clippings.
50/50
Soil Mix: Ready to go, no need to add anything, except water. Use for
growing vegetables, grass, and flower beds. Made with sand, soil,
vegetable and food waste, egg shells and
brush. 99% weed free.( None Animal Manures ) PH 6.5 - 6.8 Guaranteed
to grow vegetable's the first year without adding anything but water and
six hours of sunlight, Or
Your Money Back. None
of our products contain composted human waste. Compost Blend: Inherits are
composted brush, vegetable waste and egg shells. Excellent for tilling
in yard for growing grass, and
flower gardens and vegetable's. This product must be till in 99% Weed
free PH about 7. Does not contain manures. None of
our products contain any composted human or industrial waste. Certified
Organic Compost: Made
from bush and grass clippings and leaves. 3 yard Min will not burn.
excellent for flower gardens, tree and shrubs.
Did You Know
- Compost
- adds
essential nutrients in your soil and micro-organisms.
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- Holds Moisture, saving you money on
your water bill.
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- Helps all types of soil that we
have here in Wake County.
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- If your socks are red you live in
Wake County.
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- Helps reduce chemicals needed.
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- Helps loosen clay soils, so air and
water can penetrate.
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- Helps sandy soils retain moisture
and nutrient.
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- Reduces soils erosion.
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- Increases Infiltration.
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- Use in your lawns or vegetable
garden and flower beds.

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