Soil, Mulch and Stone

Beautify your lawn and garden with soils, mulches and stones. Milaeger’s carry a vast selection for your projects. Call for pricing, delivery and availability at 262-639-2040.

What is Top Soil? What is Compost?

Top Soil is great general soil from your lawn or garden bed. If you are planning to grow herbs and veggies, you may want to mix in some compost or fertilizer for your specific plants.

Compost is decaying organic matter, also known as plant food. It fortifies your soil and helps it to retain moisture as well. If you plan on growing tomatoes, fruit trees, or squash, add compost to the planting holes. These plants (to name just a few) will thank you for it!

Our Soil and Compost Selection

Milaeger's Mix Container Planting Mix (bagged)

Black Gold Moisture Supreme Mix (bagged)

Black Gold Natural & Organic Mix (bagged)

Black Gold All Purpose Potting Mix (bagged)

Bumper Crop Soil Builder (bagged)

Bumper Crop Organic Potting Soil (bagged)

Black Gold Garden Compost (bagged)

Black Gold Peat Moss (bagged)

Peatland's Pride Composted Cow Manure (bagged)

Peatland's Pride Mushroom Compost (bagged)

Peatland's Pride Top Soil (bagged)

Topsoil (bulk)

Leaf Compost (bulk)

Fill Dirt (bulk)

Why Use Mulch?

Apart from being an aesthetics choice, mulch has many benefits. It helps keep your garden free of weeds while retaining the moisture. Also, if you decided in following seasons that you want a new color mulch or to try a new type of ground cover, you don’t need to remove the old mulch! Mulch will decompose in time enriching your garden without much extra labor.

Our Mulch Selection

Naturescape Deep Forest Brown Mulch (bagged)

Naturescape Sierra Red Mulch (bagged)

Naturescape Classic Black Mulch (bagged)

Cypress Mulch (bagged)

Hemlock Mulch (bagged)

Black Cedar Mulch (bagged)

Absolute Red Pine Mulch (bagged)

Mountain West Bark Large (bagged)

Mountain West Bark Medium (bagged)

Mountain West Bark Small (bagged)

Shredded Bark Mulch (bulk)

Brown Enviro Mulch (bulk)

Red Mulch (bulk)

Why Use Stone?

Pebbles and small rocks need very little maintenance when used as a ground cover. If a weed barrier is put on the ground before the stones are spread, say goodbye to weeding. Water drains more quickly through small stones and gravel. A layer of stone in wet spots can help you avoid puddling messes. A downsides to this ground cover is when you decide you to change, it will be much more labor intensive than changing a decomposing ground cover like mulch.