Our Products

Organic Mountain Compost (Bagged) 1 cubic yard

Garden Soil Plus (Bagged) 1 cubic yard OUR #1 SELLER!

Dark Brown Mulch (Bagged) 1 cubic yard

Shredded Bark Mulch (Bagged) 1 cubic yard

Black Mulch (Bagged) 1 cubic yard
We fulfill bulk orders year round but bag orders are suspended until March.
We will match all competitors pricing on Cubic Yard Bags
Compost, Garden Soil, Mulch, and Landscaping Rocks Delivery in Salt Lake County
The Dirt Bag is your go-to source of quality landscaping supplies in Utah. Shop with ease and confidence with our free delivery service to any location in Salt Lake County.
The Dirt Bag will deliver Utah landscaping products of your choice in 1 cubic yard reusable/resealable woven bags to your home anywhere in Salt Lake County. (If slightly outside of Salt Lake County, call and we may be able to setup a delivery).
Choose from Utah garden soils, compost, top dressings and bark mulches.
All of our products are tested and sterilized.
Delivery within 3-4 business days.
Turn to us for topsoil delivery in Utah. Nowhere else can you find the quality Utah topsoil, mulch, compost and other landscaping material delivered throughout Salt Lake County for less.
You may return empty bags to our office for a $5 refund per bag. (Bags must be in good reusable condition for refund, no tears or holes please).
Blogs
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Have a Gardening Itch? Here’s What you Can Plant before Spring
Pre-Spring Seed Planting for Gardens Good news! If you can’t wait until spring to start your gardening in earnest, there are plenty of plants that are hearty enough to be plan ...
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Keep Young, Vulnerable Trees from Freezing this Winter
Whether you planted a young tree in the past few months or you’re just worried about particularly vulnerable trees freezing this winter, there are things you should do right now ...
15 Apr -
Flowers that Bloom in Winter
Pink Christmas Rose Flowers Blooming in Winter Already looking forward to your spring garden? You don’t have to wait to enjoy pops of color in your yard because there are plen ...
15 Apr -
Prepare Your Garden for Winter
Winter Preparation for your Garden A little preparation goes a long way, especially when it comes to transitioning your garden for the winter. Everybody needs a plan for this tr ...
15 Apr -
Terrifying Plants for the Haunting Season
When we think about plants, we usually think about beautiful blossoms that bring pops of color and joy into our yard and life—not scary carnivores that are better suited to horro ...
15 Apr -
Using Leaves for Mulch
Fall Leaves for Mulch Fall is in the air and with it comes new seasonal tasks, such as raking up leaves and collecting fallen fruit from the summer harvest. Leaves can be a fant ...
15 Apr -
Soil vs. Sand
Is your landscaping project better suited for sand, soil, or a combination of both? Ultimately, sand is a type of soil, as is peat, silt, loam, and clay. All of these soils are cre ...
15 Apr -
Sod Myths Debunked
If you’ve ever admired a neighbor’s flawless, lush, green yard, it’s a good chance it’s made of sod. It’s nearly impossible to achieve a perfect lawn with anything except ...
15 Apr -
Why Rocks are a Must-Have Landscape Design
Landscaping Rocks from The Dirt Bag West Jordan, UT It’s rare that such a stunning landscape material is both completely natural and—relatively speaking—affordable. Rocks ...
15 Apr -
What Should You Compost—and What Should You Avoid?
Composting the Kitchen Waste If you really want to decrease your carbon footprint, a great way to do so is by creating your own compost from food and yard scraps. However, it’ ...
15 Apr