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forum thread Posted by FedExChik • Mar 8, 2025
forum thread Posted by FedExChik • Mar 8, 2025

Miracle-Gro Garden Soil All Purpose 0.75 cu. ft. for In-Ground Use, Gardens and Raised Beds, Flowers, Vegetables, Trees, Shrubs 75030430 - $3.33

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It is not that time yet !! It will be when 1 cu ft is $2
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WhatIsTheDealio
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is this inflation price
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truedealsearcher
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Is that regional I see $4.57
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Quote from truedealsearcher :
Is that regional I see $4.57
must be, only 3.00 near me
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Costco has raise bed soil on sale too.
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Not seeing it at that price in zone 6..It's always a good idea if you are buying multiples to check one bag before you buy any more, Miracle-Gro has a very bad habit of not checking their suppliers product and you may end up with mulch instead of soil, they do guarantee your money back but it's a PITA, been through it twice now.
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is this okay to use on lawns?

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Quote from laundromatt :
is this okay to use on lawns?
Abetter choice would be top soil, this will just disappear into your lawn.
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Quote from KingUltra :
It is not that time yet !! It will be when 1 cu ft is $2

"Springfest" is supposed to start 4/03 , could not get the prices or brands yet.
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Quote from Tourist1292 :
Costco has raise bed soil on sale too.

YMMV but I couldn't grow my usual lettuce and cilantro with Costco's organic soil. When I switched back to this brand from HD everything was growing again. Zone 9 here.
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Quote from soopervoo :
YMMV but I couldn't grow my usual lettuce and cilantro with Costco's organic soil. When I switched back to this brand from HD everything was growing again. Zone 9 here.
It is the same brand, but the organic one has a slower release of fertilizer. Fast growing crops may not like it.
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Quote from Tourist1292 :
It is the same brand, but the organic one has a slower release of fertilizer. Fast growing crops may not like it.

That makes sense. Thanks for the reply!
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Lowes has 1 cu. ft. Sta-Green for $3.33
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Sta-Gree...5014304477
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FYI. The breakeven price for 0.75 cu ft is $1.875 when compared to buying better quality soil locally sourced. In other words local soil purchase incl. truck charges will get you better quality and cheaper soil.

If you are new to local soil delivery start with 4 Cubic Yard should cost a total of $150 to $250 incl. delivery depending on where you live.
Last edited by rayb02 March 17, 2025 at 07:46 AM.

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