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Thriving Outdoor Gardens with Kellogg Garden Organics Premium Outdoor Potting Mix. Grow vibrant outdoor container gardens with this nutrient-rich, ready-to-use blend. Perfect for containers and raised beds, this premium mix includes aged wood fines to enhance soil structure, promoting better air and water flow for strong root development and healthy, thriving vegetables, fruit, herbs, and flowers. Simply fill the bottom of your container with soil, place the root ball 2-4 inches below the top edge, and continue filling, pressing the soil firmly as you go. For raised beds, simply spread and plant directly. Be sure to water thoroughly after planting to give your garden the best start. Pro Gardening Tip: Boost growth by mixing in organic granular plant food when planting, then reapply every 5-6 weeks. Order in bulk and take advantage of hassle-free delivery to your door or job site.
Bag Capacity/Dry Volume (qt) | 40 qt |
|---|---|
Ideal For Growing | Flowers |
Indoor/Outdoor | Outdoor |
Organic | Yes |
Pack Size | 1 |
Soil Type | Potting |
“Organic Plus” means the mix contains added organic fertilizers and nutrients beyond the base soil ingredients to help support stronger plant growth and feeding.
This potting mix is ready to use right out of the bag for containers. No additional soil is needed, though fertilizer may be added later for continued feeding.
Organic ingredients may create an earthy or manure-like odor when first opened. The smell should lessen after airing out and watering the soil.
Outdoor Potting Mix would be our recommendation for growing roses in large containers.
Yes, this product will work for planting flowers in a window box.
pH level will vary depending on the region, but we aim for a neutral pH of 7 in our mixes.
The average weight of one bag is around 30-35 pounds.
Ingredients include processed forest products (aged wood fines), peat moss, Perlite, Limestone, and organic fertilizers such as bat guano, poultry manure, earthworm castings, and kelp meal to help feed plants.
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