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frontpage Posted by dubba-low | Staff • 2d ago
frontpage Posted by dubba-low | Staff • 2d ago

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

+ Free Store Pickup

$2.50

$7.59

67% off
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Ace Hardware has for Ace Rewards Members (free to join): 1 cu. ft. Miracle-Gro Garden All Purpose In-Ground Soil on sale for $2.50. Select free store pick-up where stock permits.

Thanks to Deal Hunter dubba-low for sharing this deal.

Note: Availability for store pickup may vary by location.

Features:
  • Miracle-Gro Garden Soil All Purpose feeds plants for up to 3 months and improves existing soil to build strong roots
  • This gardening product grows bigger, more beautiful plants (vs unfed plants)
  • Use this all-purpose gardening soil to amend garden beds or for planting individual plants including flowers, annuals, perennials, vegetables, trees, and shrubs
  • To apply this planting soil, spread 2-3 inches of garden soil and mix into the top 6-8 inches of soil
  • Four to six 1 cu. ft. bags of Miracle-Gro Garden Soil All Purpose cover approximately 24 sq. ft. (varies by depth of soil layer and project)

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Written by SubZero5 | Staff
  • Limit of 60.
  • This price matches our popular +173 Frontpage Deal from March.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Ace Hardware has for Ace Rewards Members (free to join): 1 cu. ft. Miracle-Gro Garden All Purpose In-Ground Soil on sale for $2.50. Select free store pick-up where stock permits.

Thanks to Deal Hunter dubba-low for sharing this deal.

Note: Availability for store pickup may vary by location.

Features:
  • Miracle-Gro Garden Soil All Purpose feeds plants for up to 3 months and improves existing soil to build strong roots
  • This gardening product grows bigger, more beautiful plants (vs unfed plants)
  • Use this all-purpose gardening soil to amend garden beds or for planting individual plants including flowers, annuals, perennials, vegetables, trees, and shrubs
  • To apply this planting soil, spread 2-3 inches of garden soil and mix into the top 6-8 inches of soil
  • Four to six 1 cu. ft. bags of Miracle-Gro Garden Soil All Purpose cover approximately 24 sq. ft. (varies by depth of soil layer and project)

Editor's Notes

Written by SubZero5 | Staff
  • Limit of 60.
  • This price matches our popular +173 Frontpage Deal from March.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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2d ago
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ConnieS6874
2d ago
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Found some at my local store. Any gift card deal or coupon code?
2d ago
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KingUltra
2d ago
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Quote from ConnieS6874 :
Found some at my local store. Any gift card deal or coupon code?
If you have a Lowe's close by, they sell the .75 cf for $2 , and you can always find discounted gift cards.
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selvaspk
2d ago
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Is this good quality for growing raised beds?

This or local landscape supply 50/50 topsoil + compost mix?
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BraveClover790
2d ago
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Quote from selvaspk :
Is this good quality for growing raised beds?This or local landscape supply 50/50 topsoil + compost mix?
The second option. Sometimes I get this and it's just mulch with flies...
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BraveTeam7995
2d ago
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Quote from selvaspk :
Is this good quality for growing raised beds?

This or local landscape supply 50/50 topsoil + compost mix?

bought this for my raise bed , so far so good... been over 2 months
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freakfarm
Yesterday
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Quote from selvaspk :
Is this good quality for growing raised beds?

This or local landscape supply 50/50 topsoil + compost mix?
no. dont grow food in MG. use a quality soil like foxfarm or roots organic. cost more but much better results over the long term.
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tennaj
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Quote from freakfarm :
no. dont grow food in MG. use a quality soil like foxfarm or roots organic. cost more but much better results over the long term.
Good advice.😊
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LLLosingit
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Quote from n00b_pwner_69 :
Miracle grow will destroy your soil health long term, this is a bad deal. I wouldn't take it for free.
You know it's just bagged topsoil right? I used to pick up loads right where it was bagged at farms in Iowa and Illinois. They literally pulled it right from the fields. The best soil in the world.
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selvaspk
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Quote from n00b_pwner_69 :
Miracle grow will destroy your soil health long term, this is a bad deal. I wouldn't take it for free.
Can you please enlighten me with some facts? I got some M.Gro organic potting soil from Costco. Also the raised bed bags for flower beds. All i see is premix of topsoil, some decomposed mulch and some ferts. Just one thing i dont understand is how they get the very dark color on the soil.
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Hat-Trick
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Quote from selvaspk :
Can you please enlighten me with some facts? I got some M.Gro organic potting soil from Costco. Also the raised bed bags for flower beds. All i see is premix of topsoil, some decomposed mulch and some ferts. Just one thing i dont understand is how they get the very dark color on the soil.
The Miracle Gro we get at Costco is the mix with compost in it. The bags are literally warm and still composting in-bag! That might be what makes it darker.
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BostonBatman
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Quote from LLLosingit :
You know it's just bagged topsoil right? I used to pick up loads right where it was bagged at farms in Iowa and Illinois. They literally pulled it right from the fields. The best soil in the world.
This "in-ground" soil contains MiracleGro fertilizer pellets and manure mixed with compost, not just top soil. The other user was correct to say this will poison your soil by outcompeting natural nitrate fixers until your soil becomes sand. If you use MiracelGro the first year, it's ant-killer you'll need the next. Just get free compost from your City Municipal dump (it's free everywhere, just google it).
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garej704
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Quote from LLLosingit :
You know it's just bagged topsoil right? I used to pick up loads right where it was bagged at farms in Iowa and Illinois. They literally pulled it right from the fields. The best soil in the world.
It's local sourced forest by-products along with other amendments like coir, peat moss. It's not topsoil from fields but a blend to add to existing soils in the ground.
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garej704
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Quote from freakfarm :
no. dont grow food in MG. use a quality soil like foxfarm or roots organic. cost more but much better results over the long term.
I use MG garden soil as the main medium for my raised beds and grow bags. I add black cow, mushroom compost and vermiculite. Makes a great raised bed growing medium. Fox Farms is a regional company not available in most places and never seen or heard Roots orgaincs in my years working in the green industry.
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AlexA4051
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thank you. found for $2 a bag at Runnings and Menards. Menards also has the 11% rebate. Good until 5-26.
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