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Sta-Green 1 cu. ft. Flower & Vegetable Garden Soil w/ Fertilizer
$2.00
$3.98
49% off
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Lowe's has Sta-Green 1 cu. ft. Flower & Vegetable Garden Soil w/ Fertilizer (86633) on sale for $2. Select free store pickup only where stock permits.
Lowe's also has Sta-Green Premium 2-Cu Ft. Bagged Mulch (various colors) on sale for $2 listed below. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
Available Colors:
Note, product/availability for store pickup may vary depending on location.
Lowe's also has Sta-Green Premium 2-Cu Ft. Bagged Mulch (various colors) on sale for $2 listed below. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
Available Colors:
- Red Mulch $2
- Black Mulch $2
- Brown Mulch $2
Note, product/availability for store pickup may vary depending on location.
Editor's Notes
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- Garden soil contains slow release fertilizer which is absorbed by organic matter; very easy to use, spread over the planting area using a shovel or rake
- Each soil bag will cover 24 sq. ft. at a depth of 2"/for in-ground use only
- Offer valid through April 8, 2026 or while promotional price/supplies last
- Additional Details
- Product is eligible for return within 90 days of the original purchase date
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Lowe's has Sta-Green 1 cu. ft. Flower & Vegetable Garden Soil w/ Fertilizer (86633) on sale for $2. Select free store pickup only where stock permits.
Lowe's also has Sta-Green Premium 2-Cu Ft. Bagged Mulch (various colors) on sale for $2 listed below. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
Available Colors:
Note, product/availability for store pickup may vary depending on location.
Lowe's also has Sta-Green Premium 2-Cu Ft. Bagged Mulch (various colors) on sale for $2 listed below. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
Available Colors:
- Red Mulch $2
- Black Mulch $2
- Brown Mulch $2
Note, product/availability for store pickup may vary depending on location.
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- About the Deal
- Garden soil contains slow release fertilizer which is absorbed by organic matter; very easy to use, spread over the planting area using a shovel or rake
- Each soil bag will cover 24 sq. ft. at a depth of 2"/for in-ground use only
- Offer valid through April 8, 2026 or while promotional price/supplies last
- Additional Details
- Product is eligible for return within 90 days of the original purchase date
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Sta-Green Flower and Vegetable Garden Soil is a very cheap bagged option for filling beds, mixing into garden soil, or starting a few seeds when amended. The low price and pickup or delivery workarounds make it attractive, and the bags can be useful when bulk delivery is expensive. The main concern is quality, with repeated reports of wood chips, low nutrients, poor water retention, and plants being stunted or killed unless compost, perlite, peat moss, or other amendments are added. It seems best treated as a filler or base mix rather than a stand alone planting medium.
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Store pickup is handled at the loading zone: buy the quantity you want, bring the receipt or loading slip, and staff usually load the bags. Delivery pricing can be odd, with some carts getting $2.99 delivery for smaller quantities and free delivery sometimes requiring a weight threshold or a cart tweak.
It can be poor as a standalone planting mix because it may be heavy on wood chips and low in nutrients. Several people use it only after amending with compost, perlite, peat moss, coco coir, sand, or fertilizer; others report plants stunting or dying when it is used straight from the bag.
Yes. Some stores appear to get a better local blend, while others receive a mix that is mostly wood chips or otherwise poor quality, so results can differ by region and supplier.
It is not a good choice for seed starting unless it is heavily amended. The mix can be too light, woody, and low in nutrients, and poor germination or stunted seedlings are a reported risk; some people only use a small amount for seed starting after mixing it with other materials.
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Heck, a lot of people doing container gardening use 50% pine bark fines and 50% peat moss to grow plants/trees. You just have to make sure to amend the soil with fertilizer and nutrients since they aren't getting that from the pine bark/peat moss.
Use this as filler along with other organic compost, vermiculite and peat moss.
But good cost as some of the named brand sells similar junk for 3x price.
Also, soil quality seemed fine.
IF you want to pay 2.99 delivery instead of picking it up, order 11 bags or less and you may be OK.
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