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Small bags or bulk soil for lawns to landscaping

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Premium soil blends mixed for Melbourne gardens

At the root of every healthy garden is the right soil. For trees, shrubs, and flowers, you can’t go past our premium Garden Blend, while Veggie Mix is a great choice for productive vegetable or herb gardens. Preparing a lawn? Sandy loam or lawn mix provides a lighter base that helps turf establish more evenly. 

Pick up a few bags for smaller projects or order in bulk for larger landscaping areas. Sprinkle in some compost and mulch to help lock in moisture and nutrients.

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Blended locally

Blended on-site for Melbourne gardens and local soil conditions.

Sustainable mix

Recycled organic materials help improve soil structure and health.

Bagged or bulk

Available in convenient 20kg bags or loose bulk quantities.

Delivery or pickup

Soil delivered across Melbourne or ready for pickup from our nursery.

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Locally blended

At All Green, our soil blends use recycled organic materials and carefully balanced ingredients suited to Melbourne’s often heavy or poorly draining soils. They’re blended right here at the nursery and at our South Werribee plant propagation site, giving us better control over how each mix performs in local gardens. The same goes for our compost and mulch blends, which work alongside our soils to improve structure, support soil health, and help retain moisture.

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Sustainable soil mixes

Different plants benefit from different soils. Planting mixes include organic soil conditioners that help improve structure and support healthy root growth. Planter bed and potting mixes are designed to drain more freely, making them ideal for raised beds and containers. Lawn mixes, on the other hand, are lighter, with more sand to create a stable base.

Not sure which blend will suit your project? Our team are always happy to help.

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Bagged or bulk delivery

Whether you're topping up a few garden beds or preparing a larger landscaping area, we deliver soil across Melbourne. Online orders usually arrive within 2–4 business days, depending on the order size and location.

Need it sooner? Give us a call, and we may be able to arrange faster delivery depending on availability and truck capacity.

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Your frequently asked questions

How do I work out how much soil I’ll need?

To work out how much soil you need, you’ll need two things: the size of your area (in square metres) and how deep you want the soil.

As a general guide:

  • 1m² at 100mm deep = 0.1m³
  • 1m³ will cover approx. 10m² at 100mm depth

So, if you have a 10m² garden bed and want to fill it to 100mm deep, you’ll need around 1m³ of soil. We supply soil loose in bulk cubic metres (m³) for larger projects, or in 20kg bags.

If you’re unsure, bring in your measurements, and we can help you calculate the right amount and suggest the best mix for your project.

What is the difference between topsoil and soil?

Topsoil is generally used as a base layer. It’s ideal for levelling areas, filling low spots, or building up garden beds before planting.

Garden soil blends are more refined and include added organic materials that help improve soil structure, support root development, and retain nutrients. These blends are designed for planting directly into, rather than just preparing the ground underneath.

Using a combination of both can help create a stronger foundation and better long-term results in your garden.

What should I use for clay soil?

Clay soil is common across Melbourne and can be dense, compacted, and slow to drain. The key is to gradually improve its structure so water, air, and roots can move through more easily.

Start by working in a quality soil blend that includes organic material, like our Garden Blend or Veggie Mix, to help break up the clay and support healthier root growth. Adding compost over time will enrich the soil and improve how it holds moisture, while mulch helps protect the surface and reduce drying out.

Gypsum can also be used as a clay breaker. It helps change how the soil binds together, making it easier to work with and allowing water to move through more freely. It’s usually applied to the surface and watered in or lightly mixed through.

Improving clay soil is best done over time, using a combination of soil blends, organic matter, and soil conditioners for more consistent, long-term results.

Do you offer bulk soil delivery in Melbourne?

Yes, we supply both bagged and bulk soil across Melbourne, with delivery options to suit different project sizes.

Bulk soil is often the most cost-effective choice for larger landscaping jobs, like preparing lawns or building new garden beds. For smaller projects, 20kg bags are easy to handle and transport. You can also call us or click and collect your order from our Hoppers Crossing nursery.

Most online orders are delivered within 2–4 business days, and if you need it sooner, our team may be able to arrange a faster turnaround depending on availability.

What soil should I use when laying turf or starting a lawn?

Getting the base right is key to a healthy, long-lasting lawn. For turf preparation, a lighter mix like sandy loam or lawn mix is ideal, as it allows water to move through more easily and creates a stable, even surface for roots to establish.

Once your base is prepared, you can lay your turf directly over the top. Depending on your site conditions, materials like sand can be used to improve levelling and drainage, while products like topsoil or fine gravel may be used to help shape and finish surrounding areas.

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