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Sunday Natural Garden Mix
time

Time Required: 30 minutes

difficulty

Difficulty: Easy

What's in it Natural Garden Soil Mix

With a custom combo of organic matter and drainage elements, it adds the texture and nutrients you need when blended into existing topsoil before planting.

  • Sphagnum peat moss
  • Peat humus
  • Sand
  • Ground limestone

How to apply Natural Garden Soil Mix

1

Dig

Dig a planting hole twice as wide as the plant container or root ball.

Dig to prepare
2

Blend

Blend the removed soil with Sunday mix at a ratio of 1:1.

Blend your Sunday Natural Garden Mix
3

Place

Add a couple inches of your blend to the bottom of the planting hole, then place your plant in the center.

Place your plant
4

Fill

Use the rest of your blend to fill in the hole around the plant.

Fill with Sunday Natural Garden Mix
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Sunday Tip:

Amending a new bed? Apply 3 inches of mix, then work into 6 inches of soil.

5

Water

Water immediately after planting, and then daily until plants are well established.

Natural Garden Soil Mix

Natural Garden Soil Mix

  • Great for veggies, flowers, trees, and more
  • Contains sphagnum peat moss, peat humus, sand, ground limestone
  • Adds organic matter to your soil
  • Works for raised and in-ground planting

Natural Garden Soil Mix application FAQs

When should I use Natural Garden Soil Mix?

Add soil and potting mix to your plantings as needed throughout the growing season. The amount needed will vary depending on the type of planter.

How do I use this with other Sunday products? Why should I apply in this order?

Treat weeds first, then prepare new soil/potting mix before planting and applying your Sunday garden fertilizer. Apply pest control last. Why? This prevents your feeding weeds and spraying new plants, ensures soil/potting mix is mixed in with fertilizer for optimal plant growth, and prevents pest control from being washed off when watering in your new plants.

What if I apply out of order?

You can add in potting mix or soil at any point in the season; the efficacy of the product will not be hindered if you apply out of order.

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Jenni Hanley

Jenni earned her Bachelor of Journalism with a minor in Sociology from the University of Missouri. Her background includes reporting, editing, and content writing, and she is passionate about gardening.

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