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Miracle-Gro
Garden Soil Trees & Shrubs
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Miracle-Gro
Garden Soil Trees & Shrubs
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DESCRIPTION
Get plants off to a great start with Miracle-Gro® Garden Soil Trees & Shrubs. Enriched with continuous release plant food, it will feed trees and shrubs for up to 3 months. It's even fortified with phosphorus and iron to build strong roots and prevent leaf yellowing. Plus, Moisture Control® technology protects against over- and under-watering so you can have bigger, more beautiful deciduous, evergreen and flowering trees and shrubs.
STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS
How to Use
- For planting individual plants. Dig a hole following specific package or plant tag instructions.
- Mix with 1 part native soil and build a mound in the hole and score roots.
- Water thoroughly after planting then daily until plants are well established.
- Cover area with mulch.
WHEN AND WHERE TO USE
Where Not to Use
- Not for use in pots or containers.
Where to Use
- Use in outdoor in-ground gardens and landscaping.
When to Apply
- Use when planting trees and shrubs
Frequently Asked Questions
Can trees grow in any soil?
Some trees might survive in soils that aren't ideal, but they won't reach their full potential. The right soil can vary based on the tree type, but typically, trees need plenty of nutrients, proper drainage and space to grow their roots. Miracle-Gro® Garden Soil Trees & Shrubs is fortified with nutrients like phosphorus and iron to help trees grow strong roots and prevent leaf yellowing.
Can I use garden soil on trees?
Yes, you can! For the best growing experience for your trees, we recommend Miracle-Gro® Garden Soil Trees & Shrubs since it's specially designed with nutrition to help trees thrive. If you're planting trees in an area with other plants, a general purpose garden soil like Miracle-Gro® Garden Soil All Purpose will work for your trees, too.
Is mold in my soil bag harmful?
Mold spores are naturally present in soils and not harmful to plants, so don't panic if you see mold. Those mold spores thrive under moist conditions inside bags, helping decompose organic material and enrich soil. Mold and fungus are natural components in healthy soil, and can contribute to a thriving garden.