Many think of soil as just dirt, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Soil is actually the food that feeds your entire landscape, your plants, your flowers, and your trees. When you use high-quality soil, it helps to release nutrients that plants need to grow. Without soil, your plants would have to look for their nutrients elsewhere, which might cause an issue in their health. In addition to being a food source, it also helps to clean everything that’s around it. If you opt to use a low-quality soil, you might start to notice erosion occurring throughout your landscape. This happens when soil is unable to protect plants from harmful sources, such as bacteria, insects, pests, illness, you name it.

We know that soil may not seem like a fun part of the landscaping, but it is essential for success. Most of the natural soil found throughout our community is not nutrient-rich and therefore cannot sustain plant life. This is why it’s so important that you find topsoil that is rich in nutrients and proteins that can help encourage growth.