Garden Magic Potting Soil with Perlite for Lawns, Gardens, and Raised Planting Beds with Reed Sedge, Peat, and Sand, 40 Pounds (6 Pack)

Garden Magic Potting Soil with Perlite for Lawns, Gardens, and Raised Planting Beds with Reed Sedge, Peat, and Sand, 40 Pounds (6 Pack)

Add nutrients and improve the health of the dirt in your lawn or garden with the Michigan Peat Garden Magic Potting Soil with Perlite for Lawns, Gardens, and Raised Planting Beds with Reed Sedge, Peat, and Sand. This potting soil is great as an indoor plant soil, seed starting mix, and for outdoor plants as well. This planting soil features rich ingredients like reed sedge peat. Sand in the formula helps loosen soil to promote better water drainage and aeration. Potting soil mix is used to help your lawn and garden hold onto water supplies for your grass or other plants. This organic potting soil helps the dirt in your lawn maintain moisture, as well as microbial and nutritional balance. Perlite has a neutral pH level and is able to absorb some water while the rest drains freely, improving root health for your vegetables, flowers, plant cuttings, and more. The perlite in the mix also supports aeration and lets beneficial insects like earthworms move through the garden. Perlite does not decompose, making this mix an ideal option for plants that you need to repot frequently, like succulents. Each 40-pound bag of potting soil is ready to use without any additional mixing. Carefully screened and formulated to loosen heavy soil, adding potting soil to your yard, garden, or raised flower beds can help improve root health for a variety of plants, including trees and shrubs. If you are a horticulturist or even an inexperienced gardener, this potting soil will be a great addition to your garden. Whether you are gardening, landscaping, or looking to improve your lawn, the Michigan Peat Garden Magic Potting Soil with Perlite for Lawns, Gardens, and Raised Planting Beds with Reed Sedge, Peat, and Sand will help bring additional moisture, nutrients, and more to the dirt currently in your yard.