Lawn Soil

Featuring the best lawn soil in New Zealand

The key to a healthy garden is the soil and high-quality lawn soil is the perfect antidote for that. It’s also great for raising low spots that give your garden an uneven appearance. ArchiPro features only the best lawn soil in New Zealand, an important part of a wider range of high-qualtiy lawn products that you can rely on.

Types of lawn soil

The type of mix you choose can make a big difference in identifying the requirements for your garden. There are various products to choose from, so here are a few of the most common ones readily available in New Zealand.

Lawn soil

This mix contains sand to encourage strong grassroots and compost to add organic nutrients and matter. It also includes lawn fertiliser to promote growth.

Lawn soil mix

The preparation mix is a 100% weed-free blend with quality graded sand and fine bark. In addition, the slow-release fertiliser promotes the germination of lawn seeds and sustained growth.

Lawn topsoil

A premium topsoil mix has low (or no) clay, sandy and loamy quality components. You can incorporate it for the base of your grass, or build up garden beds.

The advantages of high-quality lawn soil

As with most lawn products, the higher quality the product the better the results. Not only does lawn soil feed your grass with the necessary nutrients but it also locks in moisture and protects the grassroots. Grassroots absorb water and nutrients from the ground in order to grow. Therefore, by looking after your lawn, you establish the foundation for greener, thicker grass. High-quality options are made with superior-grade elements that will help you achieve the results you want. They are made specifically for conditions in New Zealand with tried and tested formula and pair well with other high-quality products like lawn and grass seed.

How to choose lawn soil that’s right for you

Before choosing the best product for your next project, you need to pay attention to the function of the area to help you pick the right type be it traditional lawn soil, mix or topsoil. Your next consideration would be what is required and whether you want to fill or raise your ground. You also need to know the measurements of the space you will need it for so that you can calculate a price to see what options will fit your budget. Working with reputable suppliers is highly recommended too as they are best placed to make recommendations for your specific situation.