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Royal Soil contains very high populations of living
soil organisms and the beneficial algae's, bacteria's and
fungi's necessary for optimum soil performance and plant
health. Royal Soil will always arrive "alive"
at your garden.
Because of these living soil organisms, our products possess
disease suppression properties. Common plant diseases are
warded off by these alive soil organisms.
Over the years, these soil organisms will
reproduce by the billions. They will migrate to the surrounding
soils, completely transforming the entire surrounding landscape.
Royal Soil:
{Soybean Meal Was Added As An
Additional Composting Ingredient This Year}
$50 Per Cubic Yard Plus Delivery
$10 Per 45 Pound Bag
(you can pickup your bags only)
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USES:
- Use as a topsoil. Plant directly into this product.
- Use for planting organic vegetables, fruits and herbs,
as well as flowers and other plants.
- Use as a soil bed for planting new lawns.
- Use to rejuvenate existing lawn soil.
- Use as a top dress fertilizer for existing lawn grass.
- Use to build up soil layer on existing lawns.
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Use to eliminate the use of expensive lawn chemicals.
- Use as a tree or shrub root system organic fertilizer.
- Use as a rose bed mulch or a soil additive.
- Use to winterize rose crowns.
- Use to help protect your environment
- Use to protect you and your children's health
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Royal Soil is an excellent source of nourishment for trees and
shrubs of any age and the results are dramatic. One of Nashville's oldest
trees was showing signs of dying and Royal Soil was applied to its root
system. After one week this tree's leaves went from a dying yellow color
to vibrant green. A feature article and a picture of this tree appeared
in Nashville's newspaper, The Tennessean on June 10, 2001.
An increasing number of local Tennessee Organic Growers are using our
organic products in their vegetable production farms. Royal Soil is carefully
produced to meet and exceed the compost production standards set by the
USDA for it's National Organic Program.
One 83 year old customer was so proud of his vegetable garden that he
called Channel 4 weatherman, Bill Hall, an avid gardener, to come see
his garden. Bill took along a video crew to film this garden and it was
featured on a Channel 4 morning newscast as Nashville's Best Vegetable
Garden.
How Much Soil Will You Need?
For vegetables grown in a raised bed system, you will need a minimum
depth of 12 inches of soil...14-16 inches is best. One cubic yard 12-14
inches deep will make a raised bed that will be 8 feet long and 3 feet
wide.
For a flower garden in a raised bed, you will need a depth of
4-6 inches of soil. Six inches is best. One cubic yard at 6 inches deep
will make a bed 16 feet long by 3 feet wide. At 4 inches deep it will
make a bed 24 feet long by 3 feet wide.
If you are adding Royal soil or our compost amendment to your existing
soil at 2 inches deep...it will cover a an area 48 feet long by 3 feet
wide. Please refer to the other depth coverage's described above if you
plan to use more.
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