Why is this listed as "dr earth 728 1-1/2 cubic feet natural and organic potting soil" if it's a roll of burlap? does it do both?
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Not sure why it is listed as that, we received burlap. Which is what we wanted. Hope this helps.
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The pads typically have a pile greater than 1" made of wool or synthetic wool. ECO Organic Cotton Sherpa doesn't have as thick as pile, but it may work if it's layered and used for the application.
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The coverage rate of Miracle-Gro Moisture Control Garden Soil will vary depending on its use. This product is meant to be used as a soil conditioner; we recommend that it be roto-tilled or mixed with native or bagged soils; therefore, coverage will vary.
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When I bought 3 yards, it came rolled on a tube. I came up short am ordered one more yard, this time it came folded in a box. It was not damaged either way. Btw, it is nice stuff
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It appears to be flashspun high-density polyethylene, starting its life as benzene derived from oil. If this was from an "organic" source, such as cotton or hemp it would never last outdoors. Placing this over existing weeds will eventually kill the weeds; although some weed seed will be viable for years, weeds cannot grow through this material. BTW, it holds up well to a weed eater too for clearing weeds and grass from around the bed, but I mulched around mine to ensure I didn't damage them.
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Not sure in both directions, but definitely in the direction I planted it. The fabric worked really well and is pretty thick for weed suppression and seems long lasting. I was actually impressed with how much water actually went through.
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No, not at all. It is simply composed of the ground husks. The product is just fine, although, next time I will probably order the "organic" version. :-)
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It is organic. I just don't know about shade grown. It is a very good product.
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I can't remember exactly. I bought three beds and used 5-6 bags of 1.5 cu feet soil mix, I think.
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It is not something people grow (I associate the word "organic" with organically-grown); it is clay; it is as far as I know made of nothing but clay from the earth. The same for Frontier red clay which has more oxides (and for me works a bit better maybe for that reason as I have hypoxia). So it is "all natural" -- that is not man-made.
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It's not a mix at all. It's 100% annual rye seed. It's OK to use this for a season to hold soil in place on a slope, but it's not perennial. Next year you get weeds. It's useful as a cover crop in the fall but it's not lawn grass.
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It's not so much Amazon as it is GH, I'd imagine. And it's probably because they added ingredients that got them banned from being sold in a couple states. Mislabeling is a no-no; these are NOT 100% organic nutrients. It's true, they'll break down and feed your soil (microorganisms), which will in turn feed your plants. That's the concept behind organic growing and organic fertilizers... there's just some extras they throw in that don't meet the cut. You'll be "growing organically," by definition because you aren't using chemical fertilizers, but what you grow would not meet accepted standards of organic by many associations. It's not so much Amazon as it is GH, I'd imagine. And it's probably because they added ingredients that got them banned from being sold in a couple states. Mislabeling is a no-no; these are NOT 100% organic nutrients. It's true, they'll break down and feed your soil (microorganisms), which will in turn feed your plants. That's the concept behind organic growing and organic fertilizers... there's just some extras they throw in that don't meet the cut. You'll be "growing organically," by definition because you aren't using chemical fertilizers, but what you grow would not meet... » Read More It's not so much Amazon as it is GH, I'd imagine. And it's probably because they added ingredients that got them banned from being sold in a couple states. Mislabeling is a no-no; these are NOT 100% organic nutrients. It's true, they'll break down and feed your soil (microorganisms), which will in turn feed your plants. That's the concept behind organic growing and organic fertilizers... there's just some extras they throw in that don't meet the cut. You'll be "growing organically," by definition because you aren't using chemical fertilizers, but what you grow would not meet accepted standards of organic by many associations. « Show Less
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It comes from the earth it is organic. It is volcanic rock dust. Don't breath it. It is good stuff for adding trace minerals and elements to your soil. It is a soil amendment.
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I can't recall if it was in a 2.5" or 4" plastic pot. Definitely with soil. It was about 8" tall when I got it with flowers and leaves.
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No. I used a nutrient rich mix I purchased at the nursery and it worked fine. I like the EarthBox. I have a friend who has great results. I also purchased a set from agardenpatch.com (a mulch top with fertilizer) and it worked really well on some old soil. I purchased that from a company that advertised in the parade section of the paper. Good Luck.
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I'm sorry, but I have no idea. To tell the truth, even if I am told by a seller that something is organic etc etc, I don't necessarily believe them. Usually don't.
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Linda! I'm SO sorry that your note got BURIED in my "in" box! I JUST saw it. I don't remember how Ames® had it listed but it held 20 pounds of soil & all my flowers nicely. Again, I apologize SO deeply for the lateness of my response.