Ourimbah Landscape Supplies
Garden Mixes & Soil on the Central Coast
- Specialists in Decorative Landscape Materials
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Soils
- Organic Soil – Lovely, light mix of broken-down organic materials. Ideal for any garden application and whatever fertiliser suits your plants.
- Nitro Top – Another organic product suitable for top dressing or turf underlay. Already has a small amount of fertiliser in it.
- Maitland Blend – 70/30 mix of sand and loam soil that also has a chalk component that is perfect for underlay and prep.
- Unscreened Fill – Low-quality soil that can contain some element of debris. Mainly used to increase ground levels.
Central Coast Garden Mixes & Soil
Getting your garden to thrive starts from the ground up—and that means using the right soil. At Ourimbah Landscape Supplies on the Central Coast, we offer a wide range of garden mixes and soil products designed to suit every type of project, from backyard veggie patches to large-scale landscaping.
Whether you’re battling sandy ground, building up raised beds, or laying new turf, we stock quality blends packed with nutrients and tailored for performance. Forget the guesswork—our products are chosen to make gardening easier, more productive, and long-lasting.
We’re here to help you get the results you want with soil you can trust. For advice or delivery options, give us a call on (02) 4362 2514.
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Blends for Every Garden Need
No two gardens are the same—and that’s why we stock a variety of mixes to suit different applications. Our selection includes premium topsoil, organic garden mix, turf underlay, veggie blend, and custom soil mixes to cater for drainage, moisture retention, and plant health.
Whether you’re growing flowers, food, or lawn, you’ll find something in our yard that fits your needs. Each product is tested for quality, ensuring the right balance of texture, nutrients, and structure to support healthy, thriving plants. Need help choosing? Our team can talk you through the best soil for your conditions and goals.
Come in for a look or arrange delivery—it’s all about making your next garden project that much easier and more successful.
What is the best soil for a vegetable garden?
The best soil for a vegetable garden is a rich, well-draining mix with plenty of organic matter. Look for a blend that includes compost, loam, and other nutrients to support root development and water retention. The ideal soil should be loose enough for roots to grow freely but dense enough to hold moisture. A pH close to neutral (6.0 to 7.0) is generally best for most vegetables. Consider adding organic fertilisers or compost before planting to give your veggies a strong start.
How do I choose the right garden soil mix?
Choosing the right garden soil mix depends on what you're growing and the condition of your existing soil. For raised garden beds or new garden areas, a general-purpose garden mix with compost and soil conditioner is a good start. For lawns, a sandy loam topsoil or turf underlay promotes drainage and root establishment. If you’re growing plants that require specific conditions (like natives or acid-loving plants), specialised blends may be needed. It’s best to match your soil mix to the specific demands of your project.
What's the difference between garden mix and soil?
"Garden mix" typically refers to a blend of soil, compost, and organic materials specifically prepared for planting. It’s designed to offer ideal drainage, structure, and nutrients. "Soil" on its own may refer to raw earth—topsoil, clay, loam, or sand—without amendments. Garden mixes are usually more balanced and ready-to-use, while raw soil may need improvement depending on its quality. Garden mix is best for planting and landscaping, while soil may be better suited for levelling or sub-surface use.
