Description
Grow a bigger, more productive vegetable garden with Scotts Miracle-Gro Garden Soil Vegetables & Herbs. Made with rich compost and enriched with continuous-release plant food, this in-ground garden soil feeds your plants for up to three months and helps your garden produce more vegetables than unfed plants. Its Moisture Control formula guards against both over- and under-watering, so your tomatoes, peppers, and herbs stay evenly moist and keep growing strong all season.
Key Features
- Grows more vegetables: Feeds plants to produce a bigger harvest compared to unfed plants.
- Moisture Control formula: Protects against over- and under-watering by helping the soil hold and release water evenly.
- Made with compost: A rich, organic-matter base that improves your native soil as you dig it in.
- Feeds up to 3 months: Continuous-release nutrition keeps vegetables and herbs fed through the growing season.
- For in-ground use: Blend with your existing garden soil to enrich beds and rows before planting.
- Ready to use: Open the bag, mix into the top few inches of soil, and plant.
Applications
Use Garden Soil Vegetables & Herbs to enrich in-ground beds and rows before planting tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, beans, lettuce, and herbs. For best results, mix 3 inches of garden soil into the top 6 inches of your native soil, then plant and water. Use it to refresh established beds at the start of the season, or top-dress around growing plants to add nutrients and improve moisture retention. Pair it with Miracle-Gro plant food during the season for an even bigger harvest.
Specifications
- Type: In-ground garden soil for vegetables and herbs
- Feeding: Continuous-release plant food, feeds up to 3 months
- Features: Moisture Control formula, made with compost
- Bag Size: 1.5 cubic feet
- Best For: In-ground vegetable and herb gardens, beds, and rows
- Model: 73759430
Order online for in-store pickup, or use local delivery throughout Garoppo's service area. Pick up a bag to refresh a bed, or stock up to prep your whole vegetable garden this season.