Select Lowe's Stores has
1-Cu Ft Sta-Green In-Ground Vegetable & Flower Garden Soil on sale for
$2. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise delivery fees will vary by location & purchase amount.
Thanks to Community Member
StrongMoney163 for sharing this deal.
- Note: Availability may vary depending on location.
About this Item:
- For in-ground use, adds valuable organic matter to soils which is critically important for successful gardening
- Feeds for up to 9 months
- Improves soil structure which benefits managing water during both wet and dry periods
- Increases organic matter which allows the garden soil to breathe, increasing available and valuable oxygen
- Very easy to use, spread over the planting area and by using a shovel or rake, then turn the garden soil into the soil to a depth of 6-in
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Personally i get great actual soil from my local ace hardware for $2 a cu foot. Then i fertilize as needed for the plant and their stage of growth.
Your best value is to purchase off season when this stuff goes 50 to 90% off.
Personally i get great actual soil from my local ace hardware for $2 a cu foot. Then i fertilize as needed for the plant and their stage of growth.
Your best value is to purchase off season when this stuff goes 50 to 90% off.
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So (only keep reading if you want repetitive explanation of the reasons)...it is noticeably lighter/less dense per cu ft than soil, dries out more quickly that the rest of your yard (which can kill your grass before it is strong enough to gain a foothold), gets carried away easily if you have any rain or sprinkler run off (goodbye grass seed), and even if it stayed around would be 1/3 to 1/2 of its volume when it has completely broken down and turned into soil (and you have to go back and fill again). If a friend asked the same question, I would recommend bags of top soil even though it is slightly more expensive initially than this offer to save in the long run on lawn filler, on future labor, and sanity (hate lawn work but you can't be that person on the block, even though I get almost zero satisfaction from my nearly perfect zeon lawn and the silly practice originated from bored royals and nobles, but i digress).
go buy a couple bags of topsoil or sand for that.
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