The Right Soil for a Beautiful Landscape
3-Way mix blends topsoil, sand, and compost for balanced drainage and nutrients, perfect for raised beds, leveling lawns, and general landscaping.
4-Way mix adds aged bark for better aeration and moisture retention, making it ideal for gardens and flower beds.
Organic Compost enriches soil with beneficial microbes, boosting plant health and sustainability. Dirt Hugger Compost is an excellent choice for vegetable gardens and flower beds, creating fertile, chemical-free soil.
Soil, Compost, and Sand Products
3 Way Soil
This is our high quality soil that is made specifically for planting grass, trees, flowers, bushes, shrubs, etc. It is a mix of sandy loam, forest humus, and fir bark fines.
4 Way Soil
This material is similar to our 3 way soil with the added element of nitrogen rich steer manure compost. This soil is excellent for most all plant types and is specifically formulated for vegetable gardens.
Dirt Hugger Organic Compost
We proudly offer Dirt Hugger Organic Compost, made from local ingredients like fruit, wood, and brewery yeast. This rich, dark compost improves sandy or clay soils in the Pacific Northwest. Apply 2-3″ as a topdress or till 6-8″ deep for best results.
Mason Sand
Our mason sand is a fine, clean sand with small, uniform grains—commonly used in both construction and landscaping for its smooth texture and versatility. Here are the main uses:
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Mortar Mixes: As the name suggests, mason sand is a key ingredient in mixing mortar for laying bricks, blocks, and stone. Its fine consistency helps create a smooth, workable mortar that bonds well.
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Flagstone and Paver Base: Mason sand is often used as a bedding layer under flagstone, pavers, and other flat stonework. It helps level the surface, fills in gaps between stones, and provides good drainage.
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Play Areas & Volleyball Courts: Because it’s soft and fine, mason sand is also popular for sandboxes, play areas, and sports courts—offering a cleaner, smoother surface than coarse sand.
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Topdressing & Soil Amendment: It can be lightly spread over lawns to level uneven areas or mixed into soil to improve drainage and texture.
Fill Dirt (always free, when we have it)
