• Fine, screened black dirt

• Standard dirt for use in laying sod or lawn maintenance

• Also used to top-dress lawn, level grassy areas, filling divots or low spots in lawns, etc.

• Triple-mix of 60% topsoil, 20% peat moss, and 20% sand

• Peat moss and sand help keep soil light and fluffy

• Used in vegetable gardens, flower beds or shrubberies, or for planting trees

• 50/50 blend of compost and peat moss

• Often mixed with garden mix or topsoil to enrich the soil and provide additional nutrients when planting vegetables or shrubs

• Used in vegetable gardens, flower beds or shrubberies, or for lawn care

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• Unscreened compaction clay

• Used for initial basework when building roadways or foundation work, and for grading/leveling (ex. building up beside foundation to slope away from buildings), etc.

• Unscreened, cheap fill material

• Contains mostly just dirt, but may also contain clay, rock, mulch, grass, etc.

• Used to backfill large holes or build up low spots before topping with more expensive material