• Sandy Loam

  • The best landscape garden soil, sandy loam, contains the perfect mixture of sand, silt, and clay. ​

• Clay Soil

  • Clay soils are difficult to garden in due to the soil being too hard for roots to penetrate and poor drainage - typically alkaline.

• Sandy Soil

  • Sandy soils are easy for roots to penetrate but many times dry too fast for most garden plants​ - typically acidic.

• Top Soil

  • Top soil in Texas is generally used to ​plant new lawns and fill in low spots or holes in the lawn - enriched top soil used for new lawn install.

• Potting Soil

  • Potting soil is usually a mix of organic materials that drains well and is suitable for​ growing plants in pots - typically contains no soil.

• Compost

  • Compost is decomposed organic matter that is great for working into new or existing landscape beds - made ofmanure, leaves, twigs, etc​.

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*DrewGreen Landscapes will analyze and recommend what type of soil or amendments will be appropriate for your landscape garden beds.