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forum thread Posted by travelnshot • Last Thursday
forum thread Posted by travelnshot • Last Thursday

Expert Gardener Garden Soil for In-Ground Plants, 2 cu. ft, $4.97

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$4.97 for 2 cu. ft Expert Gardener Garden Soil for In-Ground Plants ($2.49/cu ft)
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  • Expert Gardenerâ„¢ Garden Soil for In-Ground Plants is a combination soil and fertilizer you can use for all flower and edible gardening projects
  • This garden soil is specially formulated for in-ground gardens of fruits, flowers, vegetables, and herbs
  • Mix helps promote strong root growth
  • Feeds up to 6 months
  • Apply 2 to 3 inches to the top of desired planting area, then mix into the top 6 inches of native soil


https://www.walmart.com/ip/Expert...1039077690
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$4.97 for 2 cu. ft Expert Gardener Garden Soil for In-Ground Plants ($2.49/cu ft)
Free pickup or Free delivery for Walmart+ subscribers

About this item
  • Expert Gardenerâ„¢ Garden Soil for In-Ground Plants is a combination soil and fertilizer you can use for all flower and edible gardening projects
  • This garden soil is specially formulated for in-ground gardens of fruits, flowers, vegetables, and herbs
  • Mix helps promote strong root growth
  • Feeds up to 6 months
  • Apply 2 to 3 inches to the top of desired planting area, then mix into the top 6 inches of native soil


https://www.walmart.com/ip/Expert...1039077690

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Last Thursday
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Joined Mar 2009
Last Thursday
dthrckt
Last Thursday
590 Posts
tried this last year. real close to mulch.
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5d ago
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Joined Jan 2008
5d ago
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5d ago
532 Posts
Just put 4 bags in the compost pile, heavy manure smell and very woody , I can see why the price was reduced ! I have some 5 gallon grow buckets from last year that I mixed into it , should be ready to actually use for summer - maybe its not a total waste.
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4d ago
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Joined Oct 2015
4d ago
sdburgsamples
4d ago
261 Posts
Is this good enough to use in container pots to grow tomatoes or peppers?
4d ago
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Joined Oct 2020
4d ago
SociableWeather6685
4d ago
14 Posts
Quote from sdburgsamples :
Is this good enough to use in container pots to grow tomatoes or peppers?
No. Woody soil will deplete nitrogen in a process called nitrogen sequestration. It will turn your leaves yellow.
3d ago
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3d ago
the_hork
3d ago
210 Posts
Quote from SociableWeather6685 :
No. Woody soil will deplete nitrogen in a process called nitrogen sequestration. It will turn your leaves yellow.
In a container, it's not much of an issue. It's better to have the structure of wood in container soil to provide aeration than not, though one can use something else like perlite instead. Microbial life isn't as robust in containers as in-ground to cause nitrogen issues. Also container plants should be getting additional fast bio-available synthetic NPK anyway, soil in containers should be structurally aerating first and foremost.
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RobinR99
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good soil for me.... https://www.walmart.com/ip/Scotts...om=/search about $3 for ,75
it is consistently good for top soil. some walmart stores sell it for a lot more, gotta watch it.
I get 3 bags a week and my yard is lookin good!

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