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SUPERIOR PRODUCTS

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GROWERS BLEND (Pine Bark)

Straight pine bark mix used by growers for planting in containers, potting and mulch. It is 100 % pine bark.

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PLANTING SOIL

Landscaping soil conditioner that is great for landscaping, flower beds and gardens. It is a mixture of wood grit, ground bark, sand, and wood ash. This material goes through a heat process for 20 or more days to make sure there are no weed problems.

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50/50 Nursery Mix

Half Planting Soil (Bed Mix Fines) / Half Growers Blend (Pine Bark)...

Perfect for large containers and trees.

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Liner Mix

Pine bark fines for planting seeds, cutting, and trays.

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Landscaper Supreme

Landscaper Supreme is a professional grade landscape growing media.  This product contains pine bark and high quality organic compost materials stabilized through a proprietary process known as the MSAP (Modified Static Aerobic Pile) method - developed by Harvest Quest.  Landscaper Supreme is made at our yard in Port Allen, LA.

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Kiddie Mulch (Playground Mulch)

IPEMA Certified Playground Mulch

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GARDEN MIX

Mixture of our planting soil with chicken litter and cotton gin trash to make a quality soil blend. There is no need for fertilizer with this product. Our Garden Mix is known to be our best seller and has provided our customers with good plant growth results. 

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RED MULCH

Cypress mulch that is dyed red great for dressing your flower beds.

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BLACK MULCH

Cypress mulch that is dyed black great for dressing your flower beds.

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BROWN MULCH

Cypress mulch that is dyed brown great for dressing your flower beds.

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NATURAL MULCH

Cypress mulch that is great for dressing your flower beds. 

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PINE STRAW

Pine straw is a clean, attractive mulch used for landscaping. It regulates the soil temperatures by keeping the soil cool during the summer and warm during the winter.

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