Your Source for Fertile Topsoil and Mulch

Soil and mulch are necessary elements to complete your landscaping project. If you’re looking for top-quality soil and mulch, visit Rt. 72 Stone Supply.

Not sure which mulch or soil will be best for your plants? Don’t worry! Our friendly and reliable team will be happy to help you. Call us at 609-698-3310 today.

Topsoil Landscaping

Screened topsoil has most of the debris removed. It provides a loose, rich environment for plant growth and development.

Topsoil Landscaping

Also known as mushroom compost, mushroom topsoil resembles a dark topsoil, has a loose crumbly structure, has an “earthy” aroma, and is nutrient-rich.

Topsoil Landscaping

Unscreened Topsoil is ideal for several landscaping applications, such as: hole filling, leveling, wall support, raised bed filler and many other construction and maintenance projects.

Compost organically supplies nutrients to plant and encourages vigorous plant root growth, soil structure, and porosity. Compost can prevent erosion and run-off in general landscaping applications.

Mulch & Compost

Beautify your landscape and discourage weed growth by blocking light and growth access with black mulch. It also helps to conserve soil moisture and moderate temperature.

Mulch & Compost

Brown mulch is lighter brown in color as it contains wood. It can enhance your landscape while discouraging weed growth by blocking light and growth access. Brown mulch can also help conserve soil moisture and maintain moderate temperature. It lasts longer than finer mulches, is resistant to “washing” in heavy rain, and decomposes more slowly than finely shredded mulch.

Mulch & Compost

This mulch is environmentally safe and dyed. The color will resist fading from the sun better than “natural” mulch. It discourages weed growth by blocking light and growth access. Hot red mulch can also help conserve soil moisture and maintain moderate temperature.

Mulch

Beautify your landscape and discourage weed growth by blocking light and growth access with wood chips. This also helps to conserve soil moisture and moderate temperature.

Mulch

Natural mulch is lighter in color. It can enhance your landscape while discouraging weed growth by blocking light and growth access. It can also help conserve soil moisture and maintain moderate temperature. It lasts longer than finer mulches, is resistant to “washing” in heavy rain, and decomposes more slowly than finely shredded mulch.

Compost

Mushroom mulch resembles a dark mulch, has a loose crumbly structure, has an “earthy” aroma, and is nutrient-rich.