Topsoil And Compost 50/50 BLEND
50% Compost / 50% Forest Humus blend. Best used for flower beds, gardens boxes. planters mix.
$12.79 per bag
$63.95 per cubic yard
Topsoil & Compost
Nutrient-rich soil amendments for thriving gardens and landscapes
Nutrient Rich
Packed with essential nutrients for healthy plant growth
Improved Drainage
Enhances soil structure and water retention
Organic Options
Natural and organic choices available
Topsoil And Compost 
Topsoil And Compost 70/30 BLEND
70% Compost / 30% Black Forest Humus blend. Best used for Sod, shrubs and trees.
$12.59 per bag
$62.95 per cubic yard
Topsoil And Compost SCREENED TOPSOIL (dirt with very small pebble rocks)
A sandy loam topsoil with very small pebble rocks. Multipurpose dirt, used for amending clay dirt. Dirt with very small pebble rocks
$10.39 per bag
$51.95 per cubic yard
Topsoil And Compost SUPERBLEND
Blend of Black Forest Humus 70%, Organic Compost 20% and Organic Chicken Manure 10%.
$13.79 per bag
$68.95 per cubic yard
Topsoil And Compost UNSCREENED TOPSOIL (dirt with rocks)
Soil used to raise the level of the ground, to fill holes, to raise garden beds, and to adjust slopes of the ground. It is usually obtained from the subsoil (soil beneath the topsoil), and it contains little or no organic matter.
$6.79 per bag
$33.95 per cubic yard
Best For Topsoil
- New lawn installation
- Filling low spots in yards
- Creating garden beds
- Grading and leveling projects
Best For Compost
- Enriching existing soil
- Vegetable gardens
- Flower beds and borders
- Top dressing for lawns
Need Bulk Delivery?
We deliver topsoil and compost by the cubic yard throughout Placer County
Frequently Asked Questions
Topsoil is the bulk planting soil; compost is decomposed organic matter you mix into soil to enrich it. The best planting beds blend the two — screened topsoil for volume and compost for nutrients, structure and moisture retention.
Screened topsoil is sifted to remove rocks and clumps for a uniform texture ideal for lawns and garden beds. Unscreened topsoil is cheaper and coarser, better suited to bulk fill and raising grade than to planting.
Work 1–3 inches of compost into the top 6–8 inches of soil. Compost opens up tight clay for drainage and root growth and feeds soil life. Gypsum can also help loosen compacted clay. This is the single most effective fix for the region’s clay-heavy ground.
Calculate cubic yards as area (sq ft) × depth (inches) ÷ 324. For a new lawn, 2–4 inches of quality soil is common; for amending beds, a 1–3 inch layer of compost tilled in works well.
Yes. We deliver screened topsoil, compost and soil blends by the cubic yard across Roseville and Placer County. Call (916) 783-9177 for a delivery quote or to ask which blend suits your project.