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

From Our Family to Yours: How Skagit Soils Helps Gardens Thrive

By |2025-10-15T05:22:05+00:009 December 2025|News|

Gardening in Skagit County is more than a pastime—it’s a way to connect with nature, grow food, and create beautiful spaces. At Skagit Soils, supporting these efforts is central to their mission. For over 30 years, they’ve recycled local green waste and turned it into products that help gardens thrive. High-Quality Products Designed for Success Skagit Soils offers a full suite of products to support gardeners at every step: Fine Compost Mulch (OMRI-Listed and [...]

Low-pH Mulches for Acid-Loving Plants: How Skagit Soils’ Natural Fine Mulch Helps

By |2025-10-15T05:18:23+00:002 December 2025|News|

Some plants—like blueberries, rhododendrons, azaleas, heather, and camellias—flourish in acidic soils. Using a mulch that supports a lower pH and breaks down favorably is key. Natural Fine Mulch, offered by Skagit Soils, is one such product. Screened from arborist mulch, it provides a fine texture and is especially suited for acid-loving plant beds. What Makes Natural Fine Mulch Special? This product consists of finer particles screened from coarser mulch, ensuring uniform texture and better [...]

Comparing Arborist Mulch, Playground Chips, and Beauty Bark: What’s Best Where

By |2025-10-15T05:10:12+00:0025 November 2025|News|

When landscaping your property, selecting the right mulch matters. Mulch isn’t just decorative—it protects soil, retains moisture, suppresses weeds, and insulates plant roots during winter. At Skagit Soils, several mulch options are available—including Arborist Mulch / Hogfuel, Playground Chips, Natural Fine Mulch, Beauty Bark / Dark Fine Fir Bark, and blends like 50/50 Mulch. Each serves distinct purposes; knowing which goes where helps you get the most value and performance. Product Options & Attributes [...]

Sand, Soil & Two-Way Soil Mix: Best Uses for Each at Skagit Soils

By |2025-10-15T05:07:15+00:0018 November 2025|News|

The foundation of any successful garden or landscape is the soil beneath it. Skagit Soils provides a range of soil products, including General Soil Mix, Two-Way Soil Mix, and compost blends, to give homeowners and contractors the right tools for every job. General Soil Mix This is a versatile, screened soil blend suitable for leveling beds, filling planters, or establishing lawns. It provides a balanced structure for root growth and works well as a [...]

Choosing the Right Gravel and Rock for Drainage in Rainy Seasons

By |2025-10-15T05:05:31+00:0011 November 2025|News|

Rain is a defining feature of life in the Pacific Northwest. While it nurtures lush landscapes, it can also saturate soils, erode planting beds, and damage property if water isn’t properly managed. That’s where Skagit Soils’ gravel and rock products come into play. From drain rock to pea gravel, these materials are crucial for creating effective drainage systems. Why Drainage Matters Poor drainage leads to soggy lawns, drowning plants, and compromised foundations. Gardeners and [...]

How Biochar-Enhanced Compost Mulch Reduces Water Usage in Skagit Climates

By |2025-10-15T05:01:16+00:004 November 2025|News|

In the Skagit Valley’s unique climate—with heavy precipitation in winter and occasional dry spells in summer—homeowners and landscapers must balance soil moisture carefully. Too much rain leads to nutrient leaching and waterlogged soils; too little water in summer stresses plants. Skagit Soils offers a powerful solution: Biochar-Enhanced Compost Mulch, a blend of compost and biochar that improves soil performance across seasons. What Is Biochar-Enhanced Compost Mulch? Biochar is a carbon-rich material created by heating [...]

Meet the Family Behind Skagit Soils: Our Story and Mission

By |2025-10-15T05:03:29+00:0028 October 2025|News|

Skagit Soils is more than a local compost and soil supplier—it’s a family-driven enterprise deeply tied to Skagit County. For over 30 years, the company has transformed green and organic waste into high-quality compost, mulch, and soil blends that power gardens, landscapes, and restoration projects across the region. What makes Skagit Soils unique is not just the products they sell, but the family values and mission that guide every part of the operation. Roots [...]

Why Supporting Local, Family-Owned Businesses Like Skagit Soils Matters

By |2025-10-15T04:55:12+00:0015 October 2025|News|

In a world of big-box chains, national landscaping suppliers, and anonymous mass producers, family-owned local businesses like Skagit Soils stand out. Located in Mount Vernon, Washington, Skagit Soils has been recycling green and organic waste and producing quality compost, soil, mulch, and stone products for over 30 years. Their operation is a testament to local stewardship, community resilience, and sustainable practices. This article explores why choosing a local, family-run supplier matters—not just for your [...]

The Advantages of Using Local Mulch and Compost Suppliers in Skagit County

By |2025-04-08T10:43:08+00:001 July 2025|News|

When it comes to sourcing materials for your garden, buying locally has numerous advantages that extend beyond just convenience. Purchasing mulch, compost, and other landscaping materials from a local supplier like Skagit Soils benefits your plants, supports the local economy, and contributes to a more sustainable environment. Whether you’re mulching garden beds or enriching soil with compost, sourcing from a nearby supplier offers quality, reliability, and a sense of community connection. Here’s why choosing [...]

How Skagit Soils Supports Sustainable Landscaping Practices

By |2025-04-08T10:42:31+00:0024 June 2025|News|

Sustainable landscaping is more than just a trend; it’s a way to create beautiful, functional outdoor spaces that are environmentally friendly and help preserve natural resources. By adopting sustainable practices, homeowners and landscapers can reduce their environmental impact, conserve water, improve soil health, and support local ecosystems. At Skagit Soils, we are committed to promoting sustainability in all aspects of landscaping by providing eco-friendly materials and solutions. In this post, we’ll explore how Skagit [...]

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