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Lowe's Stores: Miracle-Gro All Purpose Garden Soil (0.75 cu. ft.) Expired
$2
$4.28
(Valid In-Store only)
Lowe's [store locator] has Miracle-Gro All Purpose Garden Soil (0.75 cu. ft.) on sale for $2. Valid in-store only. Thanks LeeNguyen
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Offer valid through 4/15/20 or while supplies last. -qwikwit
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Edited April 11, 2020
at 07:36 PM
Here we go again. Picked up 25 bags.
$2.00 Was $4.28
Save 53% thru 04/15/2020
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Miracle-.../999929910
$2.00 Was $4.28
Save 53% thru 04/15/2020
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Miracle-.../999929910
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Mixing this in with either will give you a moderate draining soil that's more conducive to growing most plants and etc. by retain moisture longer (if it was sandy) and actually absorbing (if it was clay)
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Oh really? I'll do some research for my area.
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This is more for amending soil that is really hard and clay like or really sandy. clay like soil doesnt absorb water and drain so itll puddle up on the top in heavy rain or decent watering. Sandy soil drains too fast and dries out faster.
Mixing this in with either will give you a moderate draining soil that's more conducive to growing most plants and etc. by retain moisture longer (if it was sandy) and actually absorbing (if it was clay)
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The miracle grow is about a $1 cheaper but I have been unimpressed with them over the years. They cut the size of their big bags but cost remained the same. I have an issue with them cheating... 10% of the bag is wood chips, rocks, and cardboard filling.