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expiredtunabreath posted May 15, 2025 9:13 AM

Miracle-Gro 0.75 cu. ft. In-Ground Use All-Purpose Garden Soil

$2.00

$4.58

56% off

+ Free Store Pickupat Lowe's

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Lowe's has Miracle-Gro 0.75 cu. ft. In-Ground Use All-Purpose Garden Soil on sale for $2. Select Free Store Pick up where stock permits.

Note: Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.

Thanks to Community Member tunabreath for finding this deal.

Features:

Grows bigger more beautiful plants (versus unfed plants)
Feeds up to 3 months
Improves existing soil to build strong roots
Use with annuals, perennials and all types of vegetables
For in-ground use only

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About the deal:
- This sale price beats this previous FrontPage Deal from May 2024 that received over 30 Thumbs Up form the community.
- Sale ends May 28, 2025
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- Lowe's Return Policy can be found here.

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Lowe's has Miracle-Gro 0.75 cu. ft. In-Ground Use All-Purpose Garden Soil on sale for $2. Select Free Store Pick up where stock permits.

Note: Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.

Thanks to Community Member tunabreath for finding this deal.

Features:

Grows bigger more beautiful plants (versus unfed plants)
Feeds up to 3 months
Improves existing soil to build strong roots
Use with annuals, perennials and all types of vegetables
For in-ground use only

Editor's Notes

Written by ValPal2011 | Staff

About the deal:
- This sale price beats this previous FrontPage Deal from May 2024 that received over 30 Thumbs Up form the community.
- Sale ends May 28, 2025
About the store:
- Lowe's Return Policy can be found here.

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Written by tunabreath

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Model: Miracle-Gro In-Ground Use All-purpose Garden Soil | 75030430

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Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
06/15/26	Lowe's	$2.50 Popular	24
05/07/26	Lowe's	$2 Frontpage	48
04/23/26	Lowe's	$2 Popular	46
04/21/26	Lowe's	$6.87	3
04/17/26	Lowe's	$2	0
04/16/26	Lowe's	$2.29	10
04/12/26	Lowe's	$1.15	4
05/16/24	Lowe's	$2.30 Frontpage	39
04/05/24	Lowe's	$2.29	2
04/04/24	Lowe's	$2.30 Frontpage	84
03/30/23	Lowe's	$2.30 Frontpage	89
04/06/22	Lowe's	$2.30 Frontpage	97
09/05/21	Walmart	$2	1
04/20/21	Lowe's	$2.14 Popular	30
04/20/21	Lowe's	$2.14	3
04/04/21	Walmart	$2.47 Popular	52
06/27/20	Lowe's	$2.50	7

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keanefan72

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Another post exaggerating the contents. It's the same as the ones complaining about Chipotle's portions.

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walker164

May 16, 2025 3:21 AM

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Quote from RashfordGoal

@ulikunkel is correct. It's an easy solution for homeowners for simplicity but you should screen the mulch and sticks out before putting on your lawn if you do decide to buy it. There are better solutions for your lawn but may not be as simple as grabbing these from Lowe's / HD which is why I use these with success from time to time. I just screen out all debris before using.

Agreed. top soil is what you want

eekster

May 16, 2025 3:35 AM

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Quote from Whiterabbit77

if you buying more than 30 bags of these...get better soil at your local garden nursey. The potting mixed are $50 per cubic yard(1 truck full) which is like 36 of these bags but with better soil and cost less.

That was my plan but the wife can move the bags easy & I don't have to wash the truck bed or shovel Big Grin

riphamilton

May 16, 2025 11:44 AM

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Quote from SoreDkDealCantBeatIt

If you like trash like glass shards, plastic, rubber, sticks and stones with a splash of soil in your yard, yes. But the grass may not even like the soil part

This was my exact experience, and I bought an entire pallet. No exaggeration, contrary to what the miracle gro superfan commenter claims. I'm sure quality varies region to region depending on who is contracted to pack this stuff, but if you're in the northeast, it's mulch and literal garbage. So much plastic.

Go to your local garden center or materials supplier instead.

brad_headley

May 16, 2025 2:23 PM

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brad_headleyMay 16, 2025 2:23 PM

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I bought a bunch of this from Home Depot a month and a half ago for planting shrubs and flowers. They've done fine so far. 0.75 cu ft is smaller than you'd think, so order more than you expect you'll need. You can probably even return any excess.

$2/bag * 8 bags + $3 delivery fee = $20, and it arrived on my front door step within several hours.

2025 - what a time to be alive!

selvaspk

May 16, 2025 3:54 PM

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I need 2 cu yard or 60 cu ft of soil for my new raised bed.

Local nursery charge $75 as delivery fee and $30/cu yard for top soil+compost (50/50) mix. comes around $140 delivered at driveway.

lowes@80 bags cost would be same as local soil delivery. Not sure which way is best.

If decided to go through lowes route, then is there any other discounts (i have lowes pro card which is 5% off) that i can apply?

ChristopherC4600

May 16, 2025 4:05 PM

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ChristopherC4600May 16, 2025 4:05 PM

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Ah, for those who forgot to get it at this price from Home Depot when they has this sale.price for over a month.
Its a fine buy comes up every year, but a bit late in the season no to be planting most things.

mrromero577

May 16, 2025 5:13 PM

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Quote from Upsidedown03

Is this good for putting it in my lawn?

I have used this to fill in some spots with success, BUT I did have to use a sifter to pull out the larger pieces of wood. I wouldn't recommend just dumping it on your lawn as is. Buy top soil.

JMBauer74

May 16, 2025 6:53 PM

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I just get the Walmart stuff. More cu. ft for your buck even with this stuff is on sale, and have yet to get a bad bag. Plus they're deliver it right to your doorstep for free if you have W Plus. Big Grin

rohitjack13

May 16, 2025 7:35 PM

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Quote from JMBauer74

Which one is that? in my area it's $5 for 2 cuft for the expert gardener one and they don't deliver even with W+. Could you share the link?

somebody_h

May 16, 2025 7:52 PM

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seeyoucme

May 16, 2025 9:18 PM

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seeyoucmeMay 16, 2025 9:18 PM

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Great deal, i bought 30 bags last time with Home depot, now i can buy more

jbwhite99

May 17, 2025 2:53 AM

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jbwhite99May 17, 2025 2:53 AM

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I've been resodding my lawn each year (bermuda) - and I buy this as a base - but did buy real topsoil this year to top dress. Just sodding a little at a time - over 10,000 square feet done, and looks really good.

JMBauer74

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Quote from rohitjack13

Which one is that? in my area it's $5 for 2 cuft for the expert gardener one and they don't deliver even with W+. Could you share the link?

Hmmm, maybe it's your Walmart. The one here will deliver for free.

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I've bought three different brands of "garden soil," this spring. Only one of them was close to being soil. The rest were more like mulch with lots of larger wood chips. The best was Lowe's brand, Sta-Green. It appeared to be composted pine bark, which was actually allowed to compost and break down. The worst was Walmart 's brand , Expert Gardener. It was primarily big wood chips, many over an inch wide, and it strongly smelled of pine. It appeared to be nothing more than a recently cut pine tree that was made into wood chips. No soil.

I just bought this Miracle Grow, and picked it up this week. It falls between the good, Sta-Green and the awful, Expert Gardener (awful, if what you're looking for is actual soil). The Miracle Grow was still mostly wood chips but they were smaller than the Expert Gardener, and there was a bit more consistency of soil. The problem with putting uncomposted wood chips in your garden, is that they deplete your nitrogen levels. They're fine as a mulch, but incorporating them into your soil will deplete nitrogen and stunt plant growth until they breakdown, so if you're using these as soil, incorporate some nitrogen to offset what they deplete.

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UKR_12

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Menards currently sell it for 1.77 for 1 cu ft (1.99-0.22 rebate). Sale until May 26th. Just grabbed 10 bags.

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Home & Home Improvement Gardening & Outdoor Plants and Supplies Lawn & Garden Care Occasions Memorial Day Miracle-Gro

Product Description:	Grow bigger, more beautiful plants* with Miracle-Gro® Garden Soil All Purpose. This soil for in-ground use feeds plants for up to 3 months and improves existing soil to build strong roots. Use with your outdoor in-ground plants, including flowers, annuals, perennials, trees, and shrubs. To apply, spread 2-3 inches of soil in your garden bed or other in-ground area. Mix into the top 6-8 inches of native soil. Dig a hole and plant your new plants. When planting individual plants, dig hole 2x as wide as the container or root ball, and blend a 50:50 mix of garden soil and native soil. To amend garden beds, apply a 3-inch layer of garden soil and work into the top 6 inches of soil. Six 1 cu. ft. bags of Miracle-Gro® Garden Soil All Purpose cover 24 sq. ft. of garden at 2-inch depth of soil applied, or eight bags for a 3-inch depth of soil applied. *Vs. unfed plants Miracle-Gro In-Ground Use 0.75 Cubic feet All-purpose Garden soil \| 75030430
Product SKU:	999929910_999929910
UPC:	32247503044

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