Regular Hours
03/09/2025 – 11/02/2025

Monday – Friday 7:30 am to 5:00 pm

Saturday – 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Open Sundays after Easter from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

The Gate Closes 5 Minutes before Closing Time

Winter Hours
11/03/2024 – 03/09/2025

Monday – Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm

Saturday – 8:00 am to 3:00 pm

Sundays – Closed

The Gate Closes 5 Minutes before Closing Time

News

Soil Health Basics: Building a Strong Foundation for Your Garden

By |2025-10-15T06:42:37+00:0017 February 2026|News|

Every thriving garden or landscape begins beneath the surface—with the soil. Healthy soil is not just dirt; it’s a living ecosystem of minerals, organic matter, water, air, and microorganisms. When managed correctly, soil provides the foundation plants need for strong roots, balanced nutrition, and resilience against pests and disease. Unfortunately, many homeowners and contractors underestimate the importance of soil health, focusing on plants and surface aesthetics without addressing the base layer that makes it [...]

Seasonal Mulching: Protecting Plants Year-Round

By |2025-10-15T06:41:15+00:0010 February 2026|News|

Mulching is one of the simplest, most effective practices in gardening and landscaping, but many people underestimate its year-round importance. Applying mulch once in spring is helpful—but to truly protect your soil and plants, mulching should be viewed as a seasonal strategy. In the Pacific Northwest, where weather shifts dramatically from wet, cold winters to dry summers, mulch plays an essential role in maintaining balance. At Skagit Soils Inc., customers can choose from a wide [...]

Choosing the Right Rock & Gravel for Your Landscape Projects

By |2025-10-15T06:35:03+00:003 February 2026|News|

In landscaping, hardscape materials—rock, gravel, stone—are more than decorative accents. They serve crucial roles in drainage, stability, erosion control, pathways, and defining garden spaces. But not all rock is equal. For property owners in Skagit County, Skagit Soils Inc. offers a broad lineup of aggregate products tailored to local climate, soil types, and project needs. Choosing wisely ensures your landscape functions beautifully year after year. Why Rock & Gravel Matter in Pacific Northwest Landscaping Drainage [...]

Why Local Compost Beats Bagged Store-Bought Options

By |2025-10-15T06:27:59+00:0027 January 2026|News|

Every gardener knows compost is essential for healthy soil. But when it comes time to buy, the choice isn’t always clear: do you grab bagged compost at a big-box store or invest in bulk, locally produced compost from a supplier like Skagit Soils Inc. in Mount Vernon, WA? The difference between these options is significant—not just for your garden, but for your wallet, your community, and the environment. The Quality Difference Bagged compost sold [...]

Using Skagit Soils’ Products for Erosion Control

By |2025-10-15T06:05:11+00:0020 January 2026|News|

In the Pacific Northwest, water is both a gift and a challenge. Heavy rains nourish our landscapes, but they can also wash away valuable topsoil, destabilize slopes, and damage carefully built garden beds. That’s why erosion control is a critical part of sustainable landscaping. For homeowners, contractors, and land managers in Skagit County, Skagit Soils Inc. offers a full line of composts, mulches, soils, and aggregates that double as powerful erosion-control tools. The Problem [...]

How Skagit Soils Supports Local Contractors & Landscapers

By |2025-10-15T06:02:26+00:0013 January 2026|News|

Behind every beautiful park, neighborhood, and commercial property are the contractors and landscapers who design, build, and maintain them. These professionals rely on dependable suppliers for soil, compost, mulch, and aggregates—and in Skagit County, Skagit Soils Inc. has become that trusted partner. By offering consistent quality, bulk availability, delivery services, and local expertise, Skagit Soils makes it easier for contractors and landscapers to complete projects on time, on budget, and with confidence. Consistent, Tested [...]

Biochar: The Secret Weapon for Sustainable Gardening

By |2025-10-15T05:50:23+00:006 January 2026|News|

Sustainable gardening is about more than just avoiding chemicals—it’s about creating a living soil ecosystem that can feed itself, retain nutrients, and support healthy plants year after year. One soil amendment gaining attention worldwide is biochar, and Skagit Soils makes it easy for local gardeners to benefit from this powerful tool with their Biochar-Enhanced Compost Mulch. What is Biochar? Biochar is a form of charcoal produced by heating plant matter in a low-oxygen environment [...]

Why Compost Mulch Is Essential for Winter Soil Protection

By |2025-10-15T05:39:38+00:0030 December 2025|News|

As autumn cools into winter across Skagit County, gardeners often slow down—but the truth is, your soil still needs protection. Applying compost mulch before the cold months arrive is a powerful way to preserve soil structure, nutrients, and biological life. With products like Fine Compost Mulch from Skagit Soils, you can arm your landscaping for winter’s challenges and set things up nicely for spring growth. Understanding Winter Risks for Soil & Plants Winter presents [...]

Preparing Your Lawn and Garden Beds for a Healthy Spring

By |2025-10-15T05:34:49+00:0023 December 2025|News|

Spring is the season of renewal—but the true foundation of a vibrant, thriving landscape begins in fall and winter. Preparing your lawn and garden beds ahead of time helps you avoid scrambling when the first warm days hit. With products from Skagit Soils Inc., you can build soil health, protect beds, and set the stage for green, vigorous growth when spring arrives. Why Early Preparation Matters In the Pacific Northwest climate, soils undergo cycles [...]

Leaf Disposal & Composting: Turning Fall Waste into Soil Gold

By |2025-10-15T05:24:11+00:0016 December 2025|News|

Autumn in Skagit County means falling leaves—and plenty of them. While many homeowners see leaves as a hassle, Skagit Soils sees opportunity. Through their composting process, local yard debris is transformed into nutrient-rich soil amendments that gardeners depend on year-round. Why Leaves Matter Leaves are nature’s recycling system. Left unmanaged, they can smother lawns or clog storm drains. Bagged and sent to landfills, they generate methane. But when composted, they break down into humus, [...]

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