High-Nutrient Compost-Based Potting Soil for Plants & Vegetables

Gardening in raised beds offers a multitude of benefits - from less bending to less tending. However, one of the most compelling advantages is the level of control you have over your soil. At Gardener's Supply Company (GSC), we have specially blended a potting mix for raised beds to help you optimize your nutrient input and maximize your harvest. This mix contains a higher percentage of garden-boosting compost, packed with stem-strengthening and fruit-fortifying nutrients to ensure that your crops thrive in your raised beds.

Our raised bed mix is designed to hold moisture for longer periods while still promoting healthy drainage. It is also less prone to compaction, allowing your plant roots to freely explore and establish themselves comfortably. The donkey on our packaging describes it as a "kick-ass" soil mix ready to supercharge your raised bed growing experience.

This exclusive mix, made by our local friends at Vermont Compost Company, is crafted to mimic naturally fertile garden soil for use in raised beds, elevated planters, and large containers. It is ideal for growing various plants including vegetables, flowers, and herbs. High-quality premium potting soil ingredients have been approved for certified organic production, meeting the National Organic Program (NOP) standards and certified by Vermont Organic Farmers (VOF).

Our blend includes mature compost, sphagnum peat moss, crushed granite/basalt blend, coconut coir, blood meal, feather meal, kelp meal, gypsum, bone meal, and vermiculite. Each ingredient is carefully selected to produce exceptional soil quality.

Whether you are gardening indoors or outdoors, every purchase you make is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee. If the product you receive does not meet your expectations or fails to perform as described, we will gladly refund or exchange it for you. Invest in our premium raised bed mix today and watch your plants flourish like never before. Product Weight: 20 Quarts.

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