Soil 'n Stuff

13/01/2026

SOIL 'N STUFF. WE SELL:
Soil/Topsoil for your garden requirements (bakkie loads or in bags)
Bakkie loads of compost mixes (for all your garden requirements (also available in bags)
Compost per bakkie load (also available in bags)
Mushroom compost per bakkie load (also available in bags)
River Pebbles/River Stones
Bakkie loads of fire wood
Also bags of wood
Garden pots/Garden pavers
WE ALSO DO:
Flower bed bordering
Flower bed and lawn topdressing. Laying of lawn.
Trimming and pruning of trees and shrubs
Garden Landscaping (on request)
Garden rubble removal
PLEASE CONTACT PETER ON 082 934 5155 to book your bakkie load of soil for your flowerboxes/pots/veggies or to topdress your lawn.

Soil n Stuff
2 Third Avenue
Walmer

Business hours:
Mon - Fri 08H00 - 17H00
Sat. 08H00 - 15H00
Sun. 08H00 - 13H00
Public holidays 08H00 - 13H00

Please like our page Soil n Stuff all the work and laying of lawn photos is there and share it with your friends. Thank you.

09/12/2025

BOOK YOUR SOIL FOR YOUR VEGGIE PATCHES OR LAWN

SOIL 'N STUFF. WE SELL:
Soil/Topsoil for your garden requirements (bakkie loads or in bags)
Bakkie loads of compost mixes (for all your garden requirements (also available in bags)
Compost per bakkie load (also available in bags)
Mushroom compost/horse manure mix per bakkie load (also available in bags)
River Pebbles/River Stones
Garden pots/Garden pavers
FIRE WOOD IN BAGS.

WE ALSO DO:

Flower bed and lawn topdressing.
Trimming and pruning of trees and shrubs
Garden Landscaping (on request)
Garden rubble removal

PLEASE CONTACT PETER ON 082 934 5155 to book your bakkie load of soil for your flowerboxes/pots/veggies or to topdress your lawn.

Soil n Stuff
2 Third Avenue
Walmer

Business hours:
Mon - Fri 08H00 - 17H00
Sat. 08H00 - 14H00
Sun. 08H00 - 13H00
Public holidays 08H00 - 13H00

24/11/2025

21/08/2025

See more: https://mideas.co/thNZZ
Growing up and out! 🌱✨ This A-frame trellis not only saves garden space but also keeps plants healthy, organized, and easy to harvest. Perfect for cucumbers, beans, and other climbers — plus, it adds a beautiful vertical touch to the garden.

21/08/2025

We often think of pesticides and lawn chemicals as handy tools to keep our gardens looking perfect or protect crops from insects. But these same substances can become invisible threats to wildlife far beyond our backyards.

When we spray pesticides or use chemical fertilizers, they don’t just stay where we put them. Rain can wash them into streams and rivers, where they build up and harm aquatic life. Fish, frogs, and even the tiny insects at the base of the food chain can be poisoned, leading to bigger problems throughout ecosystems.

Bees are another major casualty. Many commonly used pesticides, especially neonicotinoids, interfere with bees’ nervous systems. They might struggle to find their way back to their hives, have trouble gathering pollen, or even fail to reproduce. Since bees pollinate a huge portion of the world’s food crops, harming them puts not just wild plants but also our own food supply at risk.

Fortunately, we can all help turn things around. Choosing organic produce means fewer harmful chemicals were used to grow it. Supporting local farmers who practice sustainable agriculture and avoiding chemical sprays in your own garden can also make a real difference. Even planting native flowers creates safer habitats for bees and butterflies. These small changes help keep the natural balance healthy for all creatures, great and small.

09/08/2025

YOU ARE SEEING THE MOST IMPORTANT LIVING BEING ON THE PLANET

09/08/2025

A Message From a Bee: If You Can Hear Me, Let the Flowers Grow Again 🌼🐝
Hello, dear human.
I know I’m small. You might not even notice me when I pass by. But I see you. I see your gardens, your windows, your streets… and lately, I see so many empty places where flowers used to be. I don’t have a voice that can shout. My wings hum softly, my life is quiet—but today, I need you to hear me.
I am a bee.
I don’t just live for myself. Every flight I take, every pollen I carry, every flower I visit—it’s all for something far greater. I pollinate your food. I help trees bear fruit. I keep wildflowers alive. I support entire ecosystems you may never see. The air you breathe, the meals you eat, the beauty that surrounds you… it all begins with a tiny act of pollination.
But I’m tired.
More fields are paved than planted. More weeds are sprayed than spared. The flowers we once trusted are vanishing. And with them, so are we.
Sometimes I fly for miles and find nothing—no bloom to land on, no nectar to feed on. My sisters leave the hive and never return. And still, we try. We always try. Because that's what we do—we work for life.
But we cannot do it alone anymore.
Please, plant flowers. Fill the spaces between concrete with wild color. Let your garden be messy, let your lawn be kind. Dandelions, clover, native blossoms—these aren’t weeds to us. They’re baby bottles for our young. They’re the lifeline between extinction and hope.
Protect the Earth, not just for us, but for your children. Their future depends on what you do today. Imagine a world without bees—without apples, strawberries, sunflowers. Without color. Without song. Without life.
It’s not just about saving us.
It’s about saving yourself.
I know you care. I see the children who stop and smile when they hear our buzz. I feel the joy when someone plants a flower just because it’s beautiful. You have the power to bring life back.
You don’t need a whole field.
Just a corner. A pot. A seed.
And a heart that still believes

07/08/2025

One of these days its going to be the 1 September, the time for your grass to get their yearly topdress, just keep your eyes on the page we willl launch a competition or 2. Get your friends also to follow us, a surprise is on its way.

17/06/2025

03/06/2025