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Select Stores: 2-Cu Ft. Expert Gardener Garden Soil (For In-Ground Use)
$4.95
$7.47
+ Free Store Pickup
Select Walmart Stores have 2-Cu Ft. Expert Gardener Garden Soil (For In-Ground Use) for $4.97. In store pickup only.
Note: Pricing and pickup availability will vary by location. If landing page shows "This page could not be found" item is not available in your area.
Thanks to Community Member ab3pk for finding this deal.
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Note: Pricing and pickup availability will vary by location. If landing page shows "This page could not be found" item is not available in your area.
Thanks to Community Member ab3pk for finding this deal.
Features:
- Expert Gardener Garden Soil for In-Ground Plants is a combination soil and fertilizer you can use for all flower and edible gardening projects
- This mix is specially formulated for fruits, flowers, vegetables, and herbs
- Our soil plus plant food helps promote strong root growth and feeds for up to 6 months
- Use for planting in-ground gardens, whether from seeds or established live plants
- Apply 2 to 3 inches across the top of the desired planting area, then mix into the top 6 inches of native soil
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- This price is $2.50 lower (33% savings) than the list price of $7.47
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- Rating of 4.6 from over 100 customer reviews.
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Edited April 4, 2024
at 11:44 AM
Walmart had has 2.0 Cu Ft. Garden Soil (For In-Ground Use) on sale for $4.97. Select free store pickup where available.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Expert...103907
Note: if you get This page could not be found, then this item isn't available in your area.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Expert...103907
Note: if you get This page could not be found, then this item isn't available in your area.
Created 04-04-2024
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What you want is actual topsoil, which is essentially pulverized minerals (coarse rock dust, if you will).
Put this in a raised bed, not your lawn.
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What you want is actual topsoil, which is essentially pulverized minerals (coarse rock dust, if you will).
What you want is actual topsoil, which is essentially pulverized minerals (coarse rock dust, if you will).
And soil breaks down, mixing fine sand with the top soil will help, too. Sand is inorganic, will not break down
Topsoil should be at least 95% inorganic particles of coarse, medium, and fine sizes. The coarse particles are sand, the medium are silt, and the fine are clay.
When adding sand, make sure the topsoil isn't a high percentage of clay, because that can actually make it more like cement. A high percentage of coarse sand mixed with a good, loamy topsoil can definitely make it more free-draining.
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Put this in a raised bed, not your lawn.
What you want is actual topsoil, which is essentially pulverized minerals (coarse rock dust, if you will).
I think you're wrong about that statement. You want to add organic and you want it to break down overtime, that's what makes your existing soil to improve your soil. And remember inorganic like sand and other fine Products Will suffocate the roots and they'll die right off you'll get extreme root rot the plant will die. And actually the directions op above that stated you mix it into the existing soil is absolutely correct.