Top soil

Topsoil found naturally in the native soil in your garden is different than the topsoil you find at your local nursery or home center. We will review the difference and when to use the kind found at your garden center. #topsoil #organicgardening

If you’re starting a garden, you may need to add or supplement your existing soil. But what soil should you go for? There are many soil types and varieties out there, from potting mixes to compost. At the “top” is Topsoil. So, what is it? https://smartgardenhome.com/gardening-how-to/topsoil/?utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=smartgardenhome&utm_campaign=publer #topsoil

Different soil is good for different types of plants and contains different materials and nutrients. I tackle the differences of topsoil vs garden soil, and how each type of soil is used. https://smartgardenhome.com/topsoil-vs-garden-soil/?utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=smartgardenhome&utm_campaign=publer #smartgardenhome #gardening #houseplants

What is the best vegetable garden soil? Knowing what type of soil you have will help answer this question. Learn more about garden soil.

Covering grass seed with straw or peat moss is important in many ways. In this guide, find out if grass seed will germinate on top of soil if not covered

Not sure what to fill your garden beds with? This guide breaks down the differences between top soil, garden soil, and compost to help you make informed choices for thriving plants.

Some plants require acidic soil in order to thrive. Learn which plants prefer acidity and what soil amendments help adjust soil pH levels.

Soil can be friend or foe to your lawn, either encouraging or hampering grass health. You can do everything right at the surface—watering, mowing, fertilizing—but the soil underneath could be thwarting your efforts. Fall is a good time to learn more about your yard’s soil and how it may be affecting your lawn’s health.

Soil is the lifeblood of our planet and we need to keep it healthy and fertile. Learn more about soil conservation.

Healthy soil is important for growing strong, vigorous plants that resist pests and diseases and produce abundantly. Use these tips to improve garden soil for a thriving vegetable garden.