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Premium screened topsoil sourced locally for Buffalo and surrounding areas. This nutrient-rich upper soil layer is ideal for planting, leveling lawns, and improving garden beds. Our topsoil retains moisture and delivers the organic matter essential for strong root development and healthy plant growth. Perfect for new lawns, reseeding, and landscaping projects where fertility and structure matter.

Common Uses:

• Lawn installs and reseeding
• Garden bed preparation
• Grading and leveling yards
• Soil improvement for planting trees/shrubs

Our compost is naturally recycled organic material-leaves, wood fibers, and plant matter, transformed into a nutrient-dense soil amendment often called "Black Gold." It restores tired soil, enriches it with microorganisms, and boosts aeration and moisture retention. Regular use enhances growth, root strength, and long-term soil health, making it a key ingredient for sustainable landscaping and gardening.

Common Uses:

• Mixing with topsoil for lawns and reseeding
• Amending garden beds for vegetables, flowers, and shrubs
• Planting trees and perennials with nutrient support
• Improving sandy or poor soil structure

• Organic gardening: Popular among Front yard farming, homeowners growing vegetables and herbs.
• Lawn renovation: Contractors mixing compost with screened topsoil for healthier turf establishment.
• Eco-conscious landscaping: Compost appeals to customers seeking sustainable, natural solutions.

A blend designed for gardeners who want to pack a mineral punch and witness results. The 50/50 Garden Mix combines half screened topsoil and half nutrient-rich compost. Combined, layered together, not pre-blended, to let you control how they interact. The topsoil provides structure and drainage, while the compost adds natural nutrients and organic matter. Ideal for raised garden beds, vegetable patches, and flower gardens, this mix delivers rich texture, fertility, and aeration, ready to grow from day one.

Common Uses:

• DIY raised gardens: Homeowners want easy, nutrient-rich soil to "fill and grow."
• Lawn renovations: Contractors recommend it as the ideal base for grass seed.
• Organic growth focus: More customers want natural soil health without synthetic fertilizers.

• Growing Food Instead of Lawns:
• Foodscaping: The modern term for blending food-producing plants with ornamental landscapes.
• Edible landscaping: Another common name for the practice of using edible plants in landscape design.
• Front yard farming: A more direct term for growing food in the front yard.
• Kitchen garden: A garden dedicated to growing food, herbs, and flowers, often the "farmland of the backyard" and also called a potager.
• Food forest: A term sometimes used for a system of perennial edible plants that mimics a forest ecosystem.

Bedding Sand is a coarse, compactable material used as a stable base in landscaping and construction. It creates a strong, level, and well-draining foundation.

Common Uses:

• Paver Base - Keeps patios and walkways level and secure.
• Retaining Wall Footings - Prevents shifting and settling.
• Utility Bedding - Cushions underground pipes and promotes drainage.
• Brick & Stone Edging - Creates a solid base for clean lines.
• Drainage Backfill - Manages runoff behind walls and in trenches.

Fine Sand is soft, clean, and easy to level-perfect for finishing work, play areas, and summer projects. Its smooth texture is ideal for detail work and safe recreational use.

Common Uses:

• Paver Joint Fill - Locks in pavers and helps block weed growth.
• Sandboxes & Play Areas - Soft, safe, and kid-approved.
• Lawn Leveling - Evens out low spots for a polished yard.
• Patio Finish - Fills between bricks and stones for a clean look.
• Pool Base - Soft, level foundation for above-ground pool liners.

Used for both landscaping and gardening, recycled wood ( wood refuse) is shredded, chipped or ground up. This can be used for a variety of things like

• Path Material
• Livestock bedding
• Practice Wood Chip gardening for vegetables and fruits
• Forest or woodland gardens
• Improve your soil and regenerate the natural life in the soil
• Raising beds like in the mound culture technique

Some may think this is another name for Wood Chips, however this wood is double-ground for consistency and often referred to as playground mulch. Uses are similar to Wood Chips but the goal is to use it for its layered softness

• Used as a cushioned base for playgrounds
• Base and layered for children's play areas
• Add to a compost pile
• Creating informal paths
• Sheet Mulching