Sod Soil
At Soul Miner’s Eden, we provide premium sod soil that’s specially formulated to support the establishment of sod and create lush, vibrant lawns. Our soil and sod solutions are designed to provide the right balance of nutrients, drainage and structure to ensure your sod takes root and thrives. Whether you’re installing new sod or repairing patches, our sod soil is the ideal foundation for long-lasting results.
Key Benefits of Sod Soil
Nutrient-Rich
Packed with essential nutrients to feed new sod, ensuring it takes root effectively and grows strong, especially during the initial weeks after installation
Loamy Texture
Provides a firm yet breathable foundation for sod roots to establish quickly through a balanced mix of sand, silt and clay
Optimal Drainage
Ensures water flows properly, preventing pooling or waterlogged areas that can harm sod
Weed-Free Base
Helps prevent weed growth, giving sod the best chance to grow without competition
Ideal Uses for Our Specialty Sod Soil
Sod Installation: Provides the ideal base for laying new sod, ensuring roots take hold effectively to establish a healthy new lawn
Lawn Repair: Ideal for patching damaged areas or leveling uneven spots before adding sod
Landscaping Projects: Great for creating smooth, uniform surfaces in residential or commercial landscaping
Local Sod Soil Delivery
At Soul Miner’s Eden, we make it easy to get the high-quality soil, mulch and compost you need for your projects. Whether you’re working on a small garden bed or a large landscaping job, we offer flexible options to suit your needs.
0–20 Miles: $40 delivery fee in a dump trailer
20–40 Miles: $1 per additional mile beyond 20 miles and up to 40 miles
Feel free to schedule your own pickup at our location or coordinate your own delivery service if you prefer. We’re here to accommodate your needs and ensure your soil, mulch or compost gets where it’s needed, when it’s needed.
- Capacity: 14 yards
- Ideal for mid-sized residential or commercial projects
- Capacity: 14 yards
- Ideal for mid-sized residential or commercial projects
- Capacity: 18 yards
- Best for larger projects requiring a higher volume of material
Product Details: Sod Soil
Material: High-quality, loamy soil blended specifically for sod applications
Coverage: 1 cubic yard covers approximately 150 square feet at a 2-inch depth or 200 square feet at a 1-inch depth
Available Quantities: Bulk Supersacks (cubic yard)
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How to Use Sod Soil
Prepare the Area
Remove existing grass, debris and weeds. Level the area to create a smooth, even surface. For small areas, consider using hand tools for rough grading to address drainage issues or a hand-powered spreader for overseeding, especially in shaded spots.
Apply Sod Soil
Spread a 1–2 inch layer of sod soil evenly across the area.
Install Sod and Water
Lay sod directly on top of the soil, ensuring each piece is tightly placed. Water immediately after installation to encourage root establishment.
Preparing the Site for Sod
Before laying new sod, start by removing any existing grass and roots, as these can compete with new sod for nutrients and water. Next, rake the area to remove any remaining debris and to level the surface. This preparation will help new sod take root more effectively and create a smooth, even lawn.
Soil Preparation
The soil should be tilled to a depth of at least two inches to loosen and aerate it. This process helps to control weeds, alleviate subsoil compaction and permit bonding of the topsoil to the subsoil. Additionally, tilling improves root penetration, air exchange and water movement, giving new sod the best chance to take root. After tilling, it’s beneficial to mix in organic matter, such as compost, to further enrich the soil. This will provide essential nutrients that support healthy root growth and overall lawn vitality.
Soil Testing and pH Adjustment
Most grass types prefer a slightly acidic soil pH, ranging from 6.0 to 7.0. If soil pH is too high or too low, it can affect the growth and health of new sod. To test soil pH, bring a sample to your local garden center or county Cooperative Extension office. Based on the results, you may need to adjust the pH level by adding lime or sulfur. For example, if soil pH is too low, adding lime can help raise it, while adding sulfur can help lower it if it’s too high. By determining the pH level and adjusting it accordingly, you can create an optimal environment for new sod to thrive.
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