A lawn soil specially developed for sod. Product appearance from different production sites may vary due to sourcing. Settling of 20%

Mix no 1 is based on the specs of the city of Montreal and Quebec, and meets landscaping standards. This soil favours deep root growth, seed germination, and lawn establishment. It is also well-suited for tree planting. Specially developed for minimum irrigation and fertilization after establishment. Settling of 25%

Soil mix specially developed for the residential market. Sandier than mix no 1, it is used in places where the soil needs to be handled manually. The eco green mix meets BNQ landscaping standards for lawn. This soil is also well-suited for tree planting. It is designed for minimum irrigation and water conservation. Settling of 20%

Developed by Savaria according to the specifications set out for landscaping materials in the Cahier des Charges Générales du Québec (CCDG standard 9101, chapter 9). It is designed for minimum irrigation and fertilization after grass establishment. Settling of 25%

Soil with a high saturated hydraulic conductivity (Ksat) for bioswales or rain gardens that filter large quantities of water; the choice of drought resistant plants is recommended. Settling of 25%

For the construction of sports fields that are not-irrigated and well-drained. Ensures moderate permeability, good stability, and good water retention. It provides medium resistance to compaction; ensures quick lawn regrowth. A maintenance program including aeration, topdressing, fertilization, and overseeding is necessary to ensure the durability of natural sports fields. Settling from 40 to 50%

For the construction and maintenance of natural sports fields that are well-drained and well-irrigated. Ensures good permeability, good stability, and moderate water retention; resists compaction when the playing surface is not exposed to excessive traffic. A maintenance program including aeration, topdressing, fertilization, and overseeding is necessary to ensure the durability of natural sports fields. Installed bulk density of 1600 kg/m3 Installed bulk density of 1600 kg/m³ or 1200 kg/m³ for topdressing.

It is possible to plant trees under pavement and be confident that they will grow to maturity. CU-Structural soil® can be used as both a foundation for sidewalks and as a substrate for trees, meeting the requirements of both engineers and arborists. This mix, developed by Cornell University in 1995 under the trade name CU-Soil®, has been successfully used in Canada since 1997.  Maximal density: 2100 kg/m³.

The CU-soil® also provides a good foundation for grass surfaces that may be driven on occasionally by heavy vehicles.