Description
Miracle-Gro Organic Raised Bed & Garden Soil takes the guesswork out of getting a garden started. This peat-free blend is formulated with upcycled green waste and a quick-release natural fertilizer that feeds plants for up to two months right out of the bag no mixing, no amendments, no extra steps. OMRI listed for organic use, it works equally well filling a raised bed from scratch or improving the native soil in an in-ground garden, making it a straightforward choice for anyone growing vegetables, fruits, herbs, or flowers this season.
Features
OMRI listed for organic gardening, meaning every ingredient has been reviewed and approved for use in certified organic production.
Quick-release natural fertilizer is blended directly into the soil mix, providing immediate nutrition at planting and continuing to feed for up to two months.
Peat-free formula is built from upcycled green waste including yard clippings and leaves, making it a more sustainable choice than conventional peat-based soils.
Works in raised beds and in-ground gardens fill raised beds directly or mix into existing native soil to improve structure and fertility.
Locally crafted, meaning it is manufactured within 150 miles of the stores where it is sold on average, reducing transportation impact and supporting fresher product.
Suitable for growing vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers in both new and established garden beds.
Specifications
Volume: 1.5 cu. ft.
Fertilizer type: quick-release natural
Feed duration: up to 2 months
Certification: OMRI listed for organic use
Peat free: yes
How to use
Raised beds: fill bed directly with soil, then plant seeds or transplants. Two 1.5 cu. ft. bags fill approximately one 2 ft. x 4 ft. x 6 in. raised bed.
In-ground gardens: mix 3 inches of this soil into the top 6 inches of existing native soil before planting.
Water thoroughly immediately after planting.
Begin feeding with Miracle-Gro Organic Plant Food 30 days after planting for continued results through the season.






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