Organic Soils, Mulch, Compost & Quality Plants in Conroe TX

Nature's Way Resources

Nature’s Way Resources began after the late founder John Ferguson’s near-death reaction to a chemical fungicide, sparking a commitment to safer, organic solutions. Since 1993, we’ve grown into a leader in compost, mulch, soils, and native plants, driving healthier landscapes and stronger communities across our region.

101 Sherbrook Circle, Conroe, TX 77385 • csdept@natureswayresources.com • Office: (936)-273-1200

Hours of Operation:

Monday-Friday   8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Saturday   8:00 am – 2:00 pm

Sunday – CLOSED

Rich Fungal Compost - now $30/YD

Healthy plants start with healthy soil, and one of the best ways to improve soil naturally is by increasing organic matter and supporting beneficial soil biology.

Our Coarse Fungal Compost is a deeply composted, fungal-rich material that can be used as both a compost-heavy mulch and a soil amendment. Over time, it helps improve soil structure, increase moisture retention, and create an environment that supports long-term plant health.

This versatile product is ideal for garden beds, trees, shrubs, perennials, and landscape areas where building healthier soil is a priority. Whether you’re revitalizing tired soil or maintaining an established landscape, Coarse Fungal Compost provides a natural way to feed the soil while protecting its surface.

Benefits include:

• Improves soil structure and tilth
• Increases organic matter levels
• Helps retain moisture during hot weather
• Supports beneficial fungal activity and soil biology
• Excellent for trees, shrubs, gardens, and landscapes
• Can be used as a compost-heavy mulch or soil amendment

For a limited time, our Coarse Fungal Compost is available for just $30 per cubic yard.

Visit Nature’s Way Resources to pick up your material or learn more about how fungal-rich compost can help build healthier soils naturally.

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Events

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We are always looking for local makers and creators to participate in our events. Sign up with the link below, and we will reach out!

Upcoming Events
Holiday Garden Gathering

Garden Talks & Classes – 

8am-8:30am Winter Soil Care: Why Mulch Matters
Learn why winter is an important time to protect and nourish your soil, and how the right mulch can support a healthier garden through the colder months.

9am-11am Ask Sherri: A Garden Q&A
Have gardening questions? Join Sherri Harrah, host of Homeshow Garden Pros and owner of Plants for All Seasons, for a live Q&A covering your gardening questions, organic growing practices, soil health, and preparing your garden for the seasons ahead. Bring your questions and learn from an expert!

12pm-1pm Nourish & Protect: Preparing Your Garden for the Seasons Ahead
Explore ways to prepare your garden for fall and winter while continuing to create habitat for the seasons ahead, including nourishment, beneficial insects, and natural pest control solutions.

We love hosting the community for regular events and hope to see you at our next one! See our events calendar here

If you would like to know more about participating in one of our events as a vendor, or would like to know more about hosting an event in our nursery, fill out our contact form here 

For over three decades, Nature’s Way Resources has been your trusted source for environmentally friendly and efficient landscaping solutions.

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101 Sherbrook Circle Conroe, Texas 77385 | (936) 273-1200

Our Mission

At Nature’s Way Resources, our mission is to restore and sustain the Earth through eco-conscious practices that work in harmony with nature. We provide organic waste recycling, premium gardening supplies, and sustainable landscaping solutions rooted in innovation and environmental stewardship. By maintaining a strict no-synthetics policy and prioritizing the use of recycled and natural materials, we’re dedicated to protecting the planet, serving our community, and empowering our team to make a lasting positive impact

A Wide Variety of Texas Native Plants, Fruit Trees, & More Available!

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101 Sherbrook Circle
Conroe, Texas 77385

Direct Nursery Line (936)-380-0963

Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday 8AM-2PM

Saturday 8AM-2PM
Sunday Closed

Enhance Your Landscape With Us!

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Discounts

We’re proud to support our community of gardeners, landscapers, and plant enthusiasts.

Wholesale Customers: Receive 20% off all nursery purchases with an active wholesale account.

Clubs & Organizations: Enjoy 10% off retail pricing as part of our community partnership program.

If you’re unsure about your discount eligibility or would like to apply for a wholesale account, we’re happy to help, reach out to us anytime to learn more.

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Testimonials

Check out Natures Way Resources! They’ve got a good selection of daylilies, with regular yellow Stella d‘Oro but Ruby Stella. The amaryllis are blooming and prove that they are more than just a one season bulb, these babies will flourish if you put them in dirt. It makes me so sad to see people throw them away. 😩 The delphinium is a lighter color than what I’ve seen before, it’d look perfect in a whimsical cottage garden. But what I loved the most were the ferns, Boston, Kimberly, Autumn, birds nest. They’re at a perfect floofy stage before they get bigger. This is all not to mention the AMAZING soils, mulches, and composts!!! Seriously if you want to add better soil to your garden, (and you should always want too) you can’t pass up checking out Natures Way Resources!!

Emily F.

Wish I could leave 10 stars. Got 2 yards of compost (for about half the price it would have cost at lowes in bags) and a few plants. Staff was friendly and helpful. Also met the owner who was also very friendly and helpful. They actually care about getting you what is best for what your doing instead of just selling stuff. The folks running the loaders are also on point. It was about an hour drive for us and we will definitely be going back.

Barrett S.

Absolutely the highest quality compost and mulch available anywhere! This stuff truly is black gold. I composted my entire yard a month ago and it turned my grass such a deep dark healthy green now all my neighbors are asking me how I did it. I applied the Native Mulch in my flower beds and the shrubs also reacted greatly and appear much healthier and robust. Hey, let nature do it’s thing, apply this stuff in your yard and flower beds and enjoy being the envy of your neighborhood. I highly recommend it!

Thomas B.

All Nature’s Way products are made from recycled materials and qualify for LEED certified projects

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