Holladay isn’t a neighborhood where people throw money at their yards carelessly. The homes are established, the trees are mature, and the homeowners who’ve lived here long enough know the difference between a $39 bag of topsoil from a hardware store and a yard of properly screened bulk soil delivered to their driveway. One does the job. The other is an afternoon of hauling bags for a fraction of the result.
DIY Landscape Supply has a current round of online specials running across their full product lineup — topsoil, compost, premium mulch, decorative rock, boulders, paver sand, road base, and more. Most products are discounted 10 to 30 percent from regular pricing, and any order over 10 yards or tons ships for a flat $75 across Salt Lake County.
This isn’t a product catalog dump. What follows is a Holladay-specific breakdown: which discounted products match the real landscaping needs of Holladay’s mature, established yards, what each one is currently selling for, and what to order if you’re mid-project this season.
A Holladay property built in 1965 is a different landscaping proposition than a brand-new Eagle Mountain or Saratoga Springs lot. The soil has been worked. The trees are forty years old. The garden beds have history. What Holladay homeowners generally don’t need is massive fill or construction grading — what they do need is quality materials for renovation, maintenance, and upgrade projects on existing, established outdoor spaces.
That means premium mulch around mature trees and shrubs. Compost to refresh beds that have been producing for decades. Quality decorative rock and cobble that looks at home next to the natural stone of the Wasatch foothills directly above the city. And when a patio project comes up — which it does constantly in Holladay’s active outdoor living culture — the right base materials done correctly.
The current DIY Landscape Supply specials happen to line up well with all of those needs. Here’s the breakdown by category.
The most affordable product on the specials page, and genuinely useful for Holladay homeowners dealing with the inevitable low spots, bare patches, and lawn thinning that older properties develop over time. At $29 per yard, screened topsoil is the right call for leveling work before overseeding, filling areas where tree roots have raised and disrupted the surface, and building up shallow planting beds.
It’s not the product for a serious vegetable garden or high-performance planting — but for grading, filling, and as a base layer under richer amendments, it does exactly what it needs to at a price that makes ordering enough to do the job properly an easy decision.
This is the middle-ground product that covers a lot of Holladay use cases in one. Pre-blended topsoil and organic matter, ready to plant into without further amendment. At $75 per yard on special, it’s appropriate for new planting beds, landscape renovation areas, and the kind of seasonal bed prep that Holladay homeowners with serious gardens do every spring.
For anyone looking at several cubic yards for a significant planting project, this sale price makes meaningful quantity more accessible — the difference between ordering 3 yards and ordering 5 yards is smaller when the per-yard price drops $15.
DIY Landscape Supply’s premium topsoil product. Richer in organic matter than the standard organic blend, darker, and specifically formulated for Utah’s alkaline soil conditions. For Holladay vegetable gardeners — and there are many in this community — Mountain Blend is the product that actually delivers the productive, deep-rooting growing environment that makes a kitchen garden worthwhile.
At $125 per yard on special, filling a serious 4×8 raised bed to 12-inch depth costs about $150 in material. For a gardener who’s been fighting Holladay’s clay-alkaline native soil for years, that’s a reasonable investment in a problem that finally gets solved.
Finely processed organic compost at half-inch minus particle size. The product for Holladay homeowners who want to topdress an established lawn in spring, refresh beds that have been producing for years, or improve the drainage and biology of Wasatch foothills clay soil over time. One yard covers roughly 300 square feet at 1-inch depth — enough for a meaningful lawn topdress on a typical Holladay front yard.
This is also the most effective long-term fix for Holladay’s alkaline soil problem. Consistent annual compost applications gradually buffer pH downward, and the organic matter feeds the soil biology that makes nutrients available to plants. It compounds — do it annually for three years and the improvement is genuinely noticeable.
All three premium wood mulches — Brown, Black, and Red — are currently $75 per yard on sale. For Holladay’s mature, tree-heavy properties, this is the most immediately useful category of the specials page.
Holladay properties tend toward a naturalistic, established aesthetic — mature trees, irregular beds, stone and wood elements that reference the nearby canyon terrain. That palette typically favors Brown or Black mulch over Red.
Premium Brown Wood Mulch ($75/yd): The most natural-looking option. Against Holladay’s established shrubs and perennials, brown mulch reads as an extension of the organic landscape rather than a designed element. It blends well with the warm-toned stone common in Wasatch foothills yards and doesn’t look out of place around the base of forty-year-old trees.
Premium Black Wood Mulch ($75/yd): More visually striking. Black mulch creates contrast that makes green foliage pop, and it reads as clean and contemporary — a good fit for Holladay properties that have been through a renovation and have a more deliberate, updated aesthetic. Note that black absorbs more solar heat; for beds with heat-sensitive plants or full western sun exposure, brown is the safer choice.
Premium Red Wood Mulch ($75/yd): A matter of preference. Some Holladay homeowners love it against grey stone and dark green shrubs. Others find it too bold for an established, naturalistic yard. If your property has warm-toned brick or sandstone elements, red mulch can tie everything together effectively.
At $75 per yard for any of the three, a standard 500-square-foot front bed at 3-inch depth costs about $140 in mulch. That’s well under 2 yards — a small order. Consider combining the mulch order with a topsoil or compost delivery to reach the flat-rate delivery threshold.
Four landscape rocks are currently on special, spanning from affordable coverage products to premium cobble that suits Holladay’s upscale aesthetic.
The clean-lined grey crushed rock that works with almost every modern and traditional landscape design in Salt Lake County. At $79 per ton on special, it’s one of the best values on the entire specials page for homeowners doing a significant coverage project — xeriscape conversion, large bed fill, or side yard groundcover. Timp Grey suits Holladay’s canyon-adjacent aesthetic naturally; the grey tones mirror the exposed rock faces visible in the hills directly east of the city.
A multi-color cobble blend in warm browns, tans, and russets. Valley Blend has a natural, rounded texture that reads as genuinely organic — the kind of rock you’d find in the streambed of Big Cottonwood Canyon. For Holladay properties with a naturalistic design ethos, Valley Blend is the decorative cobble that looks like it belongs rather than looks installed.
Multi-color cobble at the best value price in the cobble category. At $90 per ton on special — $25 off regular — Boulder Mountain Cobble is the practical choice for Holladay homeowners who want a natural cobble look for garden beds and accent areas without paying premium prices. It’s the most popular decorative cobble in the Salt Lake Valley for a reason.
The distinctive product in the rock lineup. Lavender Cobble’s cool purple-grey tones are unusual in Utah landscaping and create a sophisticated, almost coastal effect against dark foliage and clean hardscape lines. Not for every yard, but for Holladay properties with a considered, elevated design — particularly those with lighter-toned stone or white exterior elements — Lavender Cobble makes a statement that standard rock blends can’t.
Two boulder products are currently discounted, both at $135 each (was $155). For Holladay homeowners who’ve been thinking about adding natural stone focal features, these are real savings on materials that typically represent a meaningful cost.
Bonneville Boulders ($135 each, was $155): Naturally rounded, weathered stone in the warm tones characteristic of the Wasatch range. Bonneville Boulders look as if they’ve always been in a Holladay yard — because geologically speaking, they belong there. Used at the base of a slope, as a focal point in a planting bed, or as informal seating around a fire pit area, they add the kind of permanence and authenticity that no manufactured garden feature can replicate.
Blonde Boulders ($135 each, was $155): A lighter, cream-to-gold toned boulder that catches light differently than the darker Bonneville variety. Blonde Boulders work particularly well in Holladay yards with open, sun-drenched areas where a darker boulder would absorb too much heat or visually disappear into the planting.
Boulder note: boulders are priced individually and require specific placement on delivery. Plan where each boulder goes before ordering — repositioning a 200+ lb stone after delivery is not a casual project.
Holladay’s outdoor living culture means patios, walkways, and hardscape projects are a constant. Two base material specials are particularly relevant:
Commercial Road Base — $25/ton (was $35): The compacted foundation layer for every paver project. At $25 per ton — 28 percent off regular price — this is the most heavily discounted product on the specials page in percentage terms. For a standard Holladay patio at 5-inch base depth over 300 square feet, you need roughly 6 tons of road base. At $25 per ton, that’s $150 in base material. At regular price, it would be $210. The savings add up quickly on projects of any real size.
Masonry/Paver Sand — $45/yard (was $65): The setting bed layer for pavers and flagstone. $20 off per yard on special. A typical patio project needs 1 to 2 yards — the savings are modest in absolute terms but meaningful when you’re already investing in pavers, base, and installation labor.
Beach/Playground Sand — $75/yard (was $90): The fine, washed sand for sandboxes, lawn leveling, and recreational areas. At $75 per yard on special, filling a generous sandbox or leveling a lawn area before overseeding is more affordable than hauling bags.
Standard Construction Gravel 3/4″ — $37/ton (was $47): Utility gravel for drainage, access areas, and utility applications. Useful for Holladay homeowners with drainage challenges — particularly relevant given the clay-heavy soil and hillside terrain of much of the city’s east side.
The most valuable item on the specials page isn’t a product — it’s the delivery structure. Orders of 10 or more yards or tons automatically qualify for flat-rate $75 delivery across Salt Lake County. For a Holladay address, that means a full truck of material lands in your driveway for $75 total, regardless of what products are on it.
Orders of 5 to 9 yards or tons save $25 using code SAVE25 at checkout.
Here’s a practical example: A Holladay homeowner doing a spring yard project might order 2 yards of Premium Compost ($150), 2 yards of Premium Brown Mulch ($150), and 6 tons of Screened Topsoil for a leveling project ($174). That’s 10 units total — exactly at the flat-rate threshold. Total materials: $474, delivery $75. Compared to buying equivalent quantities in bags from a retailer, the savings in material cost alone would easily exceed the delivery fee.
Mix products to hit the delivery tier. Compost + mulch + topsoil together is a common combination for spring projects, and combining orders is the fastest way to reach flat-rate $75 delivery.
| Product | Regular Price | Sale Price | Savings | Unit |
| Screened Topsoil | $39 | $29 | $10 | yard |
| Premium Organic Blend Topsoil | $90 | $75 | $15 | yard |
| Mountain Blend Garden Topsoil | $140 | $125 | $15 | yard |
| Premium Compost 1/2″ minus | $90 | $75 | $15 | yard |
| Premium Brown Wood Mulch | $90 | $75 | $15 | yard |
| Premium Black Wood Mulch | $90 | $75 | $15 | yard |
| Premium Red Wood Mulch | $90 | $75 | $15 | yard |
| Timp Grey Crushed Decorative Rock | $89 | $79 | $10 | ton |
| Valley Blend Earthtone Cobble | $140 | $120 | $20 | ton |
| Premium Boulder Mountain Cobble | $115 | $90 | $25 | ton |
| Lavender Cobble | $160 | $145 | $15 | ton |
| Bonneville Boulders | $155 | $135 | $20 | each |
| Blonde Boulders | $155 | $135 | $20 | each |
| Beach/Playground Sand | $90 | $75 | $15 | yard |
| Masonry/Paver Sand | $65 | $45 | $20 | yard |
| Commercial Road Base | $35 | $25 | $10 | ton |
| Standard Construction Gravel 3/4″ | $47 | $37 | $10 | ton |
Plus: High-Quality Sod — call (385) 321-3341 for current pricing and availability.
Holladay homeowners with serious yards know the difference quality materials make. The current specials give you the opportunity to stock up on premium topsoil, compost, mulch, decorative rock, and hardscape materials at reduced prices — delivered directly to your driveway without a trip to the store or a trunk full of 40-pound bags.
Browse the full specials page at diylandscape.supply/online-specials/ or call the team at (385) 321-3341 to talk through your project and get a quantity recommendation before you order.
(385) 321-3341 | diylandscape.supply/online-specials/ Flat-rate $75 delivery on 10+ yard/ton orders across Salt Lake County. Save $25 on smaller orders with code SAVE25.
Browse all current specials → diylandscape.supply/online-specials/
How long do the online specials last?
DIY Landscape Supply adds new discounts and seasonal offers regularly — the page states to check back often as specials rotate. The safest approach is to order at the current special price rather than waiting; popular products like Premium Compost and Boulder Mountain Cobble can sell out of discounted stock, particularly during peak spring season.
Does DIY Landscape Supply deliver to Holladay, Utah?
Yes. DIY Landscape Supply delivers across Salt Lake, Utah, and Davis Counties — Holladay is well within their service area. Orders of 10 or more yards or tons qualify for flat-rate $75 delivery automatically. Orders of 5 to 9 units save $25 with code SAVE25 at checkout.
Can I mix different products in one delivery to reach the flat-rate tier?
Yes — and this is exactly the strategy for Holladay projects that need multiple materials. Spring soil prep (compost + topsoil + mulch) or a patio project (road base + paver sand + decorative rock) can easily reach 10 combined units across products in a single delivery order.
What’s the best product for refreshing mature garden beds in Holladay?
Premium Compost 1/2″ Minus at $75/yard is the highest-impact choice for established beds. Work 2 to 3 inches into the top layer each spring and the cumulative improvement to Holladay’s alkaline clay soil is significant over three to five years. For beds that need both volume and nutrition, the Premium Organic Blend Topsoil at $75/yard addresses both in one product.
Which mulch color works best in Holladay’s established, naturalistic yards?
Brown or Black are the strongest choices for most Holladay properties. Brown blends naturally with the organic character of mature yards and Wasatch foothills terrain. Black creates sharper contrast that works well in renovated, more contemporary landscapes. Red is a preference call — it works well with specific stone and exterior palettes but can feel bold in a naturalistic setting.
Are the boulder prices per boulder or per ton?
Bonneville Boulders and Blonde Boulders are priced per boulder at $135 each on special. Boulder size varies — call (385) 321-3341 to discuss sizing and get a specific recommendation for your project before ordering.
Is DIY Landscape Supply pickup available?
No — DIY Landscape Supply is a delivery-only service. All orders are delivered to your Holladay address by truck. No customer pickup is available.