Soil Types

 Compost

This rich, organic humus is a superior soil additive to enhance the productivity of native soils. Typical new landscape developments, use tree planting and agricultural soils enrichment. Thanks to its many attributes, compost is extremely versatile and beneficial in many applications. Compost has the unique ability to improve the properties of soils and growing media physically (structurally), chemically (nutritionally) and biologically. Although some equate the benefit of compost use, to enhance green growth, caused by plant-available nitrogen. The real benefits of using compost are long-term and related to the organic matter content. In the natural process of decomposing organic material such as leaves, plant matter, and grass, a natural soil conditioner and rich soil fertilizer is created. This nutrient-rich compost improves soil conditions and has many benefits like:

• Improves soil structure creating a better soil composition for more air and water to move freely.

• Increases the nutrient content of the soil, which is vital for the healthy growth of flowers/trees/plants.

• Creates a higher water retention, allowing for less use of water.

• Helps reduce plant diseases.

• Provides a variety of micro and macro nutrients.

• Improves and stabilizes soil PH.