Garden Soil
Garden Soil is screened and ready to spread for lawns, beds, and grading. Delivered by the cubic yard with bulk pricing and quick local delivery.
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Typical depths: paths 2 to 3 in, driveways/patios 4 to 6 in, drainage or backfill 12+ in.
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- Weight2000 lb/yd³
- ColorDark brown
- Sold byton
About Garden Soil
Screened, ready-to-spread material for new lawns, garden beds, raised planters, grading low spots, and filling around foundations.
| Material | Garden Soil |
|---|---|
| Category | Soil & Dirt |
| Weight | 2000 lb/yd³ |
| Color | Dark brown |
| Sold by | the ton |
How much will you need?
One ton of Garden Soil covers roughly:
Tons ↔ cubic yards for Garden Soil
1 cubic yard of Garden Soil weighs about 2,000 lb ≈ 1 tons. One ton covers roughly 1 cubic yards.
| Cubic yards → tons | Tons → cubic yards |
|---|---|
| 1 yd³ ≈ 1 tons | 2 tons ≈ 2 yd³ |
| 2 yd³ ≈ 2 tons | 5 tons ≈ 5 yd³ |
| 3 yd³ ≈ 3 tons | 10 tons ≈ 10 yd³ |
| 5 yd³ ≈ 5 tons | 20 tons ≈ 20 yd³ |
| 10 yd³ ≈ 10 tons |
Figures are approximate: moisture and compaction change weight.
How to install Garden Soil
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1
Test & prep
Compact subsoil if filling; uncompacted fill settles unevenly.
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2
Spread in lifts
4-6" lifts, lightly tamped between, prevents future settlement.
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3
Finish grade
Crown away from structures; rake smooth before seeding or planting.
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4
Water in
A light watering helps the soil bond and consolidates the first inch.
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Cody H. ·
Landscaper, repeat order
I do residential landscaping and this is my go to for planting beds and tree rings. Grabbed 15 tons for a full front yard redo. Consistent dark color, screened clean, and it does not clump when it gets wet. Customer loved how the beds looked when we were done. Scheduling and drop off went smooth, driver called ahead like they always do.
Beth A. ·
New lawn is coming in thick
We spread 8 tons of garden soil over a rough patch of yard before seeding a new lawn. It leveled out easily with a landscape rake, held moisture without staying soggy, and the seed came up even across the whole area. Way better than the clay that was there. Driver had to back down a long gravel drive and handled it like nothing.
Tracy E. ·
Raised beds are thriving
Built four raised beds this spring and filled them with this garden soil. Ordered 5 tons, which worked out to a little over five yards, and it filled all four with some left over for the flower border. Dark, crumbly, smells like actual dirt and not like a bag of fertilizer. The tomatoes and peppers took off within a couple weeks. Driver dropped it right on the tarp by the garage.