$100 per cubic yard

$11 per cubic foot bag

Available by the bag from Our Retailers

This has become our best-selling product ever since we first came out with it, and with good reason! A rare mix of genuine Farm Dirt Compost™ - aerated, highly-biologically active compost, fine mortar sand and premium composted topsoil. It combines the microbial benefits of our compost with the tilth of sand and the high nutritional value of our native topsoil, which is usually locked up due to pH issues that the compost microbes correct. We compost the topsoil to remove as many weed seeds as possible, and then screen it fine at 1/4 inch. A true sand/silt/clay loam. No wood dust or mulch fillers.

A ready-to-use mixture for your fruits, vegetables, flowers, trees and shrubs. A perfect "dump and go" product for raised bed gardens, filling in existing beds, or even as a potting soil. A benefit of using this as a potting soil is that the weight keeps the pot from falling over when the soil is drier and the plants are large.

Use for backfilling the hole for new plantings, even if in native soil. Although this mix does not require fertilizer, it is always a good idea to feed the microbial workers in the soil with a good organic fertilizer that contains mycorrhizal fungi.

Ingredients: Genuine Farm Dirt Compost™, Fine Mortar Sand and Premium Composted Topsoil

$15 per cubic yard!

Available by the bag from Our Retailers

A rich, moist, shredded mulch that has been composted for six months to a year. Made primarily from native Houston hardwood species. It is screened at 3/4 inch for a fine, even texture. It decomposes into a beautiful soil that helps grow enormous plants. Healthy plant growth comes from the mycelium that is generally missing from urban and suburban soils.
Our mulch comes with a generous dose of already-developed mycelium threads. No chemicals or dyes are ever used. We never use pallets, lumber or telephone poles in our mulch!

Composted and Shredded Leaves and Wood Chips, including the Cambium, Bark, Branches, Trunks and Twigs

$135 per cubic yard

$15 per cubic foot bag

Available by the bag from Our Retailers

This has quickly become a best-seller! We start with our classic Farm Dirt Compost™, which now includes our super-charged Farm Char Biochar™ - biochar that is enhanced with our own proprietary compost tea. That's just the beginning, though! Then we incorporate mushroom mycelium from saprophytic mushrooms like blue, pink, golden and pearl oyster mushrooms, lion's mane, reishi, shiitake, king trumpet and chestnut mushrooms. Saprophytic means that they grow on wood chips instead of horse manure, so NO MANURE is involved in the process. Also, this is a benefit because you may have noticed that you have more tree materials in your yard than horse manure (thank goodness), like leaves, sticks, bark and twigs, (not to mention mulch!). If you've heard about the beneficial health benefits of these species, just think of how much good their mycelium will be doing in your soil! Mycelium is the "root" structure of mushrooms, and forms relationships underground with the root systems of almost all plants. Mycelium is microscopic, so it can travel much farther in the soil, much faster, and in smaller crevices than plant roots. However, since they are intertwined with the plant roots, they share the bounty of nutrients, microbes and water that they produce and find, with your plants!

Use as a 1-2" topdressing on garden beds, underneath the mulch layer. Mix into potting mixes to bring loads of life into your potted plants. Blend into your own soil mixes for your garden and landscape plants. Can also be mixed with native soil to backfill holes around newly-installed plants.

Farm Dirt Compost™ screened at 1/4 inch, Farm Char Biochar™ soaked in our proprietary Jurassic Tea™, mushroom mycelium from saprophytic mushrooms like blue, pink, golden and pearl oyster mushrooms, lion's mane, reishi, shiitake, king trumpet and chestnut mushrooms.

$10 per cubic yard

Primarily native Houston hardwood species. Includes all parts of the tree - branches, twigs, cambium layer and leaves. A full nutrient profile to feed your soil microbes. The beneficial soil fungi treat this as as a royal buffet. They break down the wood, extract the nutrients, and feed them to your plant roots, which are conveniently located in the fungal "wood wide web" under your feet. There are a variety of particle sizes all mixed together, from shredded leaves up to wood chips that could be 4-6 inches long.

Use as a 1-2 inch layer on top of the soil to act as a blanket for your soil microbes to do their magic. Mitigates fluctuations in soil temperatures and hydration levels.
Disperses rain drops from pounding the soil, to keep it in place.
Retains more water in the soil, where it belongs.
Reduces soil erosion and compaction.
Arborist wood chips also make an incredibly QUIET pathway material, unlike noisy decomposed granite or gravel. Wildlife won't hear you coming from a mile away! We like to apply it up to 8 inches deep on pathways. This keeps your feet dry after Houston downpours.
The fungi will turn it into a beautiful, rich soil as it decomposes and feeds your plants the most natural forest diet available.
Added benefit in Houston downpours - the earthworms in your soil will camp out in the wood chips in the pathways until the rainwater soaks in, then they will get back to work in the soil instead of frying on the driveway!

Ingredients: Primarily native Houston hardwood species. Includes all parts of the tree - branches, twigs, cambium layer and leaves.

$12.50 per cubic yard

These are the larger aged wood chips from screening our Living Mulch™. They are inoculated with all the biological goodness that the Living Mulch™ has, but are generally two inches to six inches in size. They will not break down into soil as quickly as our Living Mulch™, due to the larger particle size. They make a quiet, deep brown pathway that doesn't scare wildlife away as you walk, like decomposed granite does. At the same time, it slowly and steadily feeds your soil microbes where it meets the soil surface. Your plants' roots do not "stay within the lines" of your garden beds, and actually criss cross and form a solid living web under your entire property. The fungal mycelium digests these pathways slowly, and form long-term relationships with plant roots. The roots give the mycelium sugars that the plant produces through photosynthesis (carbon sequestration), and the mycelium feeds nutrients to the roots as it slowly digests the pathway mulch. As a bonus, the earthworms will come up into the pathways during heavy Houston downpours. After the rain, they'll get back to work in the soil instead of cooking on the driveway. Healthy plant growth comes from the mycelium that is generally missing from urban and suburban soils.
Our mulch comes with a generous dose of already-developed mycelium threads. No chemicals or dyes are ever used.

Use as a quiet, natural pathway mulch that feeds your soil as it breaks down over time. We like to apply it up to 8 inches deep, which keeps your feet from getting soaked after Houston downpours.

Composted and Shredded  Wood Chips, including the Cambium, Bark, Branches, Trunks and Twigs

$25 per cord picked up unsplit

$50 per cord picked up & split

$100 per cord split & delivered

$200 per cord delivered & stacked

Local Houston hardwood species. Aged and ready to go. Oak, Pecan, etc. Great firewood at a great price.

Keep your home warm, cook your food, use for pizza ovens, barbecues, campfires, firepits and outdoor events.

Local Houston hardwoods that may include various oaks, pecan, etc.