Aggregate Materials
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Top Soil
On West Virginia slopes and hollows, Top Soil belongs in planned growing areas after hillside seep control and the finished ground line are set. Size: Screened; free of rocks, debris and large clumps. Grading: Balanced sand, silt and clay.
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Garden Soil
For a West Virginia hillside garden above a seep, Garden Soil belongs in the planted bed, not in the stone and pipe work that moves water away. Size: Nutrient-enriched soil blend. Grading: Enhanced with organic compost.
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Fill Dirt
Using planting soil to fill a West Virginia excavation can invite settling. Fill Dirt is the mineral material for contour work and backfill. Size: Screened to remove large rocks, roots and debris. Grading: Minimal organic matter.
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Shredded Mulch
On West Virginia slopes and in hollows, Shredded Mulch covers bare planting soil with brown hardwood that helps retain moisture and hold back weeds. Size: Consistent, medium-sized shreds. Type: Shredded hardwood. Color: Natural brown. Typical depth: 2-4 inch layer.
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