Places like Creative Bricks and Blocks sell topsoil by the yard (ie it fills a pickup truck), but they also sell smaller quantities. I often see people at the big topsoil bin filling their own bag or bucket for smaller gardens.
A whole truck load of soil is like $45 so a small quantities will be absurdly cheaper than buying pre-bagged soil from a retail store.
There’s also lots of local garden centres that sell bagged soil. GardenWorks has been a go-to for me for years. They’re generally priced close to the big box stores and have a wider selection of soils.
Another option are nurseries. I go to Sun Tai Tsang farms in Burnaby in the spring to buy plants and they always have a good selection of bagged soil, and they’re usually cheaper than retail stores on practically everything they sell. Cheap local eggs too!
Places like Creative Bricks and Blocks sell topsoil by the yard (ie it fills a pickup truck), but they also sell smaller quantities. I often see people at the big topsoil bin filling their own bag or bucket for smaller gardens.
A whole truck load of soil is like $45 so a small quantities will be absurdly cheaper than buying pre-bagged soil from a retail store.
There’s also lots of local garden centres that sell bagged soil. GardenWorks has been a go-to for me for years. They’re generally priced close to the big box stores and have a wider selection of soils.
Another option are nurseries. I go to Sun Tai Tsang farms in Burnaby in the spring to buy plants and they always have a good selection of bagged soil, and they’re usually cheaper than retail stores on practically everything they sell. Cheap local eggs too!