Questions and Answers for 9 cu. yd. Bulk Topsoil

A:  Garden soil has more nutrients and balances for growing food Top soil is sifted and cleaned of rocks and larger objects for lawn use and maintenance Compost is well compost made up of materials that are biodegradable and breaking down which create heat

A:  There's a picture of women standing next to a 5 cubic yard pile and a 10 cubic yard pile about half way down this webpage if that helps. https://earthscapewi.com/product-category/buy-mulch-online/

A:  1 cubic yard will cover 1944 square feet at 1/2 inch. Therefore, 5 cubic yards will cover 9,720 square feet at 1/2 inch

A:  27 cubic feet in a cubic yard, Not nine.

A:  5cuyd * 72 = 360sqyd @ 1/2in thickness 360sqyd @ 1/2in thickness * 9 = 3,240sqft @ 1/2in thickness The previous person did the math wrong and multiplied the whole thing by 3 again. Also this is basic math. 3ft in a yard, 12in in a foot. 27cuft in 1cuyd.

A:  For garden

A:  Hydroponics is growing plants in sand, gravel or liquid, you don't use soil in hydroponics

A:  Hi TJ, unfortunately, we do not offer bulk discounts for online orders at this time and unless otherwise labeled on the product. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot.

A:  That would come up to 403.3 cu. yds of dirt.

A:  Don’t get 400 cy: 0.5 acres X 43,560 sf/acre X 0.25 ft / 27 cuft/cy = 202 cy Also consider, you are probably getting a “loose” quantity. It will likely “settle” with rain and traffic, so dont be surprised if you end up needing more.