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Enviroblend – Improved Drainage Planting Soil

Are you looking for a higher sand content in your planting soil? Our Enviroblend is designed to improve drainage and porosity in gardens and landscapes for superior plant performance.

Overview

Are you looking for a higher sand content in your planting soil? Our Enviroblend is designed to improve drainage and porosity in gardens and landscapes for superior plant performance. This unique blend contains a higher sand content than our traditional Spurt dirt and provides the perfect environment for healthier root growth and plant establishment. This blend also provides pore spaces that allow oxygen movement needed for healthy plant performance.

Ingredients

Enviroblend is a blend of our STA Certified Compost, local native topsoil, and finely graded sand. The blend produces a specific particle size gradation, neutral pH, and an organic matter content that’s perfect for kickstarting a vibrant and thriving ecosystem. Enviroblend is most often used in a whole system design that includes specific plant palettes and conservationist land management techniques for optimal performance.

Analytical

Enviroblend is a manufactured soil with an ochre brown color, screened to 3/8”, a fine textured loamy sand/sandy loam soil classification, it weighs on average 1,600-2,000 lbs/cubic yard and has a neutral pH. Analytical data sheets provided upon request.
*pH, weight and SOM parameters are only a reference. Spurt does not guarantee exact results.

Benefits

Enviroblend is a fantastic all-around growing media for landscaping and gardening use, thanks to the increased soil aeration and enhance water drainage. Its porosity makes it very easy to spread and to work with, turning it into one of the most purchased soil blends amongst landscapers.

Applications

Ideal for commercial landscape gardens, home flower and vegetable beds thanks to its excellent drainage, improving root penetration and optimizing the environment for plants/crops that dislike waterlogged conditions.

 

Best for native plant palettes in meadows, prairies, scrub-brush, broadleaf and mixed hardwood forests, food forests, and mosaic landscapes.

Easier to spread and work with than traditional Spurt dirt, thanks to its increased porosity and drainage characteristics.

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