Garden soil is a ready-to-plant enriched blend for beds; topsoil is straight screened soil for lawns, grading, and leveling. If you are planting into it this season, garden soil saves you the amending step. If you are establishing grass or reshaping ground, screened topsoil is the right base — clean, even-textured, and easy to rake out. Plenty of spring projects use both, one for the beds and one for the lawn edges.
Match the soil to the job
| New flower or vegetable beds | Garden soil |
| Seeding or sodding a lawn | Topsoil |
| Leveling low spots | Topsoil |
| Raised beds and planters | Garden soil, or a horticultural blend |
Both deliver loose by the cubic yard, up to 6 yards per truckload with a 1-yard minimum: Garden Soil · Screened Topsoil.
