Living Earth - DFW

Planning a garden refresh or landscape project this weekend? Stop by Saturday and stock up on mulch, compost, soil, gravel, and more before the holiday closure. 🌿

📍 Memorial Day Weekend Hours
Saturday: 7 AM – 1 PM
Sunday: Closed
Memorial Day (Monday): Closed

Wishing everyone a safe and relaxing holiday weekend ahead.

Kind words like these never get old. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

From Aubrey/Celina to Arlington, Double Oak, and Flower Mound, we’re grateful for the customers, contractors, landscapers, and homeowners who continue to support Living Earth across Dallas/Fort Worth.

A big thank you to our teams in the yards, on loaders, at the scales, and behind the counter for showing up every day and taking care of people.

We appreciate every review, referral, and repeat visit. 🌱

There’s a reason compost is called “black gold.” 🌱

Whether you’re building healthier garden beds, improving tough clay soil, refreshing containers, or giving lawns and flower beds a boost, compost is one of the hardest-working products you can add to your landscape.

Living Earth Premium Organic Compost helps:
✔ Improve soil structure
✔ Increase moisture retention
✔ Support healthier root growth
✔ Add organic matter and nutrients
✔ Improve sandy and clay soils alike

Use it in vegetable gardens, around trees and shrubs, in raised beds, flower beds, or even as a lawn top-dressing.

Simple product. Big impact.

Available at Living Earth locations across Texas.

International Compost Awareness Week is a good reminder that composting is not just about keeping organic material out of the trash.

It’s about what that material can become.

As NRDC explains in its Composting 101 guide, compost helps improve soil health, recycle nutrients, support water retention, and reduce organic waste going to landfills.

That’s exactly why we call compost “black gold.”

At Living Earth, we turn green waste into compost that goes right back to work in local soils, gardens, landscapes, and job sites.

Feed the soil that feeds us. 🌱

Learn more from NRDC: https://www.nrdc.org/stories/composting-101

Art meets compost. 🌱🎨

These are the Top 15 finalist posters from this year’s International Compost Awareness Week poster contest, all inspired by the 2026 theme: “Compost! Feed the Soil that Feeds Us.”

From food scraps and roots to gardens and soil life, it’s interesting to see how many different ways people visualized the same idea: healthy soil supports everything above it.

Which one is your favorite?