This blend consists of roughly topsoil mined from agricultural land as the base, a mixture of peat (used instead of straight compost because it is less acidic) for soil nutrition, small amount of sand to promote root expansion, and clay for erosion control and water retention. Generally used topsoil for yards and grass growth.

We do not add a higher content of sand, as while sandier soil may look better and be easier to grade smooth, it provides no nutritional value and retains no water. This means that plants or turf planted in sandy soil will struggle in drier summers, requiring more frequent watering. It will also need more nutrients and fertilizer to maintain healthy growth.