Garden Soil in Kansas
For Kansas garden plots that face wet springs and dry late-season ground, Garden Soil adds compost to the planted root zone.
- Size: Nutrient-enriched soil blend
- Grading: Enhanced with organic compost
From $470.00 for 1 ton, delivery included
Larger loads cost less per ton: 500 tons is $33,160.00 ($66.32 per ton). Pick any quantity below for a delivered price.
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“Our elementary school garden club ordered three yards of garden soil through Kansas Rock Supply for six new raised beds behind the cafeteria, splitting the cost between the PTA budget and what a few of us parents chipped in. The soil worked into the old beds easy, no rocks to pick through like the bagged stuff we used last year. The kids are already fighting over whose pepper plant is taller.”
Spencer W. · Verified Buyer
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Everything You Need to Know About Garden Soil
Size and Grading
- Size
- Nutrient-enriched soil blend
- Grading
- Enhanced with organic compost
A Kansas homeowner putting in a garden beside a patio or building a raised growing space needs material intended for plants, not the compacted stone beneath hardscape. Garden Soil carries compost and natural amendments into the planting area, adding nutrients and helping shape a better growing environment. It is appropriate for food crops, blooming borders, and decorative plantings. The compost also supports the active soil life that plays a part in plant health.
Set Garden Soil in the prepared garden space before planting, then keep it out of the base layer used under surfaces that need compaction. On eastern Kansas clay, compost can help the planted area hold moisture during dry conditions and allow excess water to move away after a wet spring. That same role can be useful on sandier western ground, where moisture does not stay put as readily.
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Material: Garden Soil
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Common Uses
Herb & Vegetable Beds
Give vegetable and herb plantings a soil blend that holds nutrients while allowing water to drain. Tomatoes, peppers, squash, and other hungry crops benefit from this support across the season.
Filling Raised Beds
Garden soil makes it simple to prepare raised beds and planters for planting. Because the blend includes soil, compost, and amendments, there is no need to combine each material yourself.
Flower Bed Preparation
Work garden soil into a new flower bed or use it to renew an older one for healthy growth and colorful blooms. Its balanced nutrients suit annual flowers as well as perennials.
Renewing Garden Soil
Spread garden soil over aging beds to bring planting areas back into shape. Applying 2-3 inches returns nutrients, improves the soil's texture, and supports beneficial organisms in depleted ground.
Why Choose Garden Soil
Compost-Enriched Blend
Organic compost and natural amendments in garden soil provide nutrients to support plant growth. At planting, the blend can take the place of a separate fertilizer application.
Better Soil Texture
Garden soil's organic matter helps it retain moisture without holding excess water around roots. That balance supports steady root development, which can help in eastern Kansas clay as well as lighter western soils.
Active Soil Life
Beneficial soil organisms are fed by organic compost and help make nutrients available to plants. This activity supports plant health through the growing season with reduced use of synthetic inputs.
Ready to Plant
Use this garden soil as it arrives, without mixing in extra amendments. Fill the bed, set out your crops, and get planting with a ready-to-use growing mix.
Frequently Asked Questions About Garden Soil
Customer Reviews
Community garden plot came together fast
Our neighborhood started a community garden on the empty lot down the street, and we brought in four yards of garden soil to fill twelve individual plots for anyone who signed up. Dark, crumbly, easy to work by hand without a tiller. First harvest came in heavier than any of us expected for soil that was dirt and weeds just two months earlier.
Della M. · Reading, KS · Verified Buyer
Church garden feeds the food pantry now
Two summers ago our church started a garden to grow produce for the local food pantry, and we've expanded it every year since. This spring we brought in six yards of garden soil for six new beds to keep up with demand. Rich, dark, and full of organic matter right out of the truck, no weeds or clumps to deal with before planting. First harvest this year came in earlier and heavier than any bed we've grown before, and the pantry has had fresh tomatoes and squash every week since June.
Norma E. · Hartford, KS · Verified Buyer
Great soil, a few pebbles to sift
Two new raised beds for the vegetable patch needed something better than the hard clay that never grew much of anything, so we brought in three yards of garden soil from Kansas Rock Supply this spring. Rich, dark, and full of organic matter that the tomatoes loved once the roots got going. Only downside was a handful of small pebbles mixed through it, enough that I sifted a few out before planting the carrots.
Quincy A. · Americus, KS · Verified Buyer
Kids Fight Over Whose Pepper Is Taller
Our elementary school garden club ordered three yards of garden soil through Kansas Rock Supply for six new raised beds behind the cafeteria, splitting the cost between the PTA budget and what a few of us parents chipped in. The soil worked into the old beds easy, no rocks to pick through like the bagged stuff we used last year. The kids are already fighting over whose pepper plant is taller.
Spencer W. · Melvern, KS · Verified Buyer
Tomatoes Off to a Strong Start
Filled two new raised beds behind the house in Lyndon with garden soil this spring. Loose and dark, easy to rake level, with plenty left over for a few pots on the patio. Tomatoes are off to a strong start.
Yvonne L. · Lyndon, KS · Verified Buyer
Garden Soil has 5 verified customer reviews with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
