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$7.750
Per 1 Cubic Foot Bag
Premium Organic Blend Topsoil is a non-sterile screened mixture of compost, soil, and sand. Approximately 30% soil, 60% compost, and 10% sand. Premium Organic Blend Topsoil is a great soil for planting. It's well screened and its organic material make it very light and able to hold large amounts of water.
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$0.040
Per Pounds
#2 Limestone is commonly used as a primary base under crushed aggregate. It can also be used as a decorative stone under decking or exposed. #2 Limestone is very common when working in construction or when needing a base product.
$8.250
Per One & A Half Cubic Foot Bag
Zoo Brew is an all-natural compost including zoo manure & animal bedding from the Columbus Zoo, horse manure, recycled food & vegetables, leaf humus, and coffee grounds. Unique composition abundant in nutrients and humus. Excellent for use as a mulch with a natural black color.
$52.950
Per Cubic Yard
Pulverized Topsoil is great for mixing with Zoo Brew or Fill Dirt, depending on your needs. Use this product for filling in space on a yard, soil for plants, or to use in your garden.
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$13.000
Per Fifty Pound Bag
Mason sand is an excellent alternative to polymeric sand. Mason sand is often used to fill joints between patio pavers, bricks or stone. It is great for a custom-blend mortar. Packaged in a durable poly-woven bag, it can be stored indoors or outdoors.
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$110.000
Per 100 foot spool
$295.000
Per Spool of 250 Feet
$55.950
Per Cubic Yard
Our best amended soil and what we recommend for starting new gardens or flowerbeds. A screened blend of compost, soil, and sand. The composition of Premium Blend is roughly 60% Zoo Brew compost, 30% soil, and 10% sand.
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$155.000
Per Each
Indiana Limestone is a great product for pool coping but it has other benefits. Many pool designers not only construct decks using this material, but also prefer to use its good looks for pool coping. Durable and alluring in a warm, earthy way, limestone can tolerate extreme weather changes and hold up against continuous use.
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