Contents: 50% GBEW composted top soil, 25% Nutra-Mulch, and 25% granite sand.

Uses: Flower beds, perennial gardens, planting trees, shrubs, lawns etc. Flower beds and perennial beds should be prepared by roto-tilling 2-4 inches in depth then mixing 2-4 inches of flower mix on top and roto-tilling into the soil. Flower mix can also be placed on top of existing soil up to 6 inches deep and planting flowers, perennial gardens, and vegetables directly into the soil. Flower mix should not be used deeper than 6 inches because of settling. Trees and shrubs should be planted using 50% existing soil and 50% Flower mix. Mr. James Hulen developed this soil mixture in 1964 for planting roses. Over 3500 roses per year were planted in this soil. The secret to this soil's success is the granite sand (13 different micro nutrients).

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Contents: Organic materials - bark, manure, leaves, sticks, etc.

Uses: Good for mixing with clay soil approximately 2-4 inches deep. Our main use for this soil is in our own soil mixes. This product is not normally sold as-is. All of our mixes will have a complete soil blend, i.e. Flower and Landscape mix.

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Contents: The top 18 inches of Georgia soil screened thru a ½ inch screen.

Uses: Can be used to build burms, backfill walls, leveling lawns, etc. This soil is the same soil you have in your yard, not a black rich soil from the Mid-West. Trees, shrubs, grasses, have all been growing in Georgia top soil for millions of years. It is a great soil but has its uses. Do not spread over existing lawns. Should not spread less than 2 inches deep. Some raking is required to remove small sticks and rocks. Remember to roll yard with water roller after seeding to make a firm seed bed.

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Contents: Composted manure and peanut hulls.

Uses: Nutra-Mulch is a great mulch around flowers, perennials, vegetables and natural areas. Spreading over Fescue grass no more than a ¼ inch deep. Use up to 1 inch over new Fescue seed, ½ inch over Bermuda seed. Do not use on Centipede seed or grass. Nutra-Mulch brings up the PH in the soil, Centipede likes an acid soil. Nutra-Mulch is also used in our Flower mix and Landscape mix.

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Contents: 50% Georgia top soil, 50% GBEW Flower Mix.

Uses: Landscape mix is a general purpose soil for flowers, shrubs, trees, grasses, building burms, etc. We use Flower mix to give the soil organics and nutrients. The Georgia top soil gives our Landscape mix body. When using to cover seed, some raking will be required to remove small sticks and gravel.

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Contents: Granite rock that is ground into sand. Has ¼ inch minimum size granite.

Uses: We primarily use granite in our soil. Granite has 13 different micro-nutrients that will be absorbed by your plants. It is great for drainage too. Use in vegetable beds, flower beds, and around trees and shrubs. Just roto-till lightly into existing soil. Granite is also used as a base for laying brick or rock.

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Contents: 50% Nutra-Mulch, 50% river sand.
Uses: We recommend using sod dressing on Bermuda and Zoyzia grasses only. This product can also be used to level the ground before laying sod. We recommend using sod dressing after you have cut your grass 2 times in the spring to ensure vigorous growth. Then you must scalp the grass, aerate and fertilize. Apply sod dressing at ½ inch thick then rake smooth - you should see some grass stubble sticking thru your sand. Water thoroughly. Your grass should green up in approximately one week with the right weather and/or watering. Always roll your yard with a water roller before laying sod. Do not use on Centipede or Fescue grasses.

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