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Miracle-Gro Garden Soil All Purpose for In-Ground Use, 0.75 cu. ft. $3.33 at Home Depot
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Home Depot has garden soil Miracle Grow for $3.33 a bag 0.75 cu ft
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Created 03-21-2024
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Hold out until the plants are already blooming my man??
I loaded up last summer when they had the deal so I have a pallet of about 50 ready for me this year!
I do 1/3 of this, 1/3 black cow and 1/3 peat moss. Then different fertilizers. All in containers.
$2 off the usual until 3/31.
Dude do your math again, 50qts equals about 1.67 cubic feet NOT 2 cu.ft as you say
That deal should be coming up soon!
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☝️ This.
And I would take out the "arguably" part.
As many others have pointed out, and as emphasized in the reviews, this Miracle-Gro stuff is a roll of the dice, and often contains a lot of junk that isn't even organic material (like literally plastic bits). You would think that a name brand might be worth paying more for, but in this case the only difference with Miracle-Gro seems to be that they pay for advertising.
https://www.costco.com/miracle-gr...46014.html
It's OMRI certified organic which is the only official organic certification for soils. OMRI certified is what you want to look for in organic soils and fertilizers.
Weed seeds and pathogens that can be found in cow manure. Also it's a lot easier to br
ing home a few bags of soil than manure from local sources.
I bought a few bags from Costco about 2 weeks ago. Added some lettuce seeds into where I poured the soil and already getting seedlings. I'm happy with it. Looks like the quality is YMMV
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Why don't u just go to your local nursery or bulk materials place. Shovel some into into bins or your truck bed. Probably much better quality than the bagged mass produced brands.