[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Each and every Spring I run into the question "what should I fill my raised beds with?" as I prepare for my annual attempt to develop a greener thumb. This year I went with a combo of Back to the Roots Organic raised bed mix and my homemade compost made from 2022's kitchen scraps and fallen leaves. One of the things I like about this mix is that there is already plant food mixed in. This allows me to feel confident that my plants will have plenty of nutrients for growing healthier come March-April even if my compost turns out to be lacking in one of the three main NPK nutrients. I've also used some of it for a few indoor pots during winter and found the mix to do a really good job holding water. There were a few times I found the soil had some moisture even when I expected the soil to be dry. With water being a very valuable resource, this helps me conserve how much I use up for my plants.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my fifth bag now we just added some nutrients to our garden. We’ve had raised beds for a couple years now and we’re just about to get into our spring garden. This is a brand we love and have also used the year before. I love the ingredients and it has provided some happy plants!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased the raised garden formula. My plants are thriving. They have doubled in size over the past 2 weeks. I am pleased with the results. I will buy this again and tell my friends about it. I would like to try it in my indoor potted plants as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] #trynatural. I purchased Back to the Roots Raised Bed Organic Soil for my basil plant and some annual plants that have flourished very well. The natural, non synthetic soil promotes better color and growth in plants! Try it! Your plants will love it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a large vegetable garden in our backyard. We used this starting in the fall to grow onions, shallots, tomatoes and celery. Everything has grown beautifully so far, no issues. I have no complaints and would recommend if you’re looking for an all purpose soil!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy to use, all purpose, USDA organic - what's not to love?! Wish it was bigger size (we will need quite a bit to fill up our garden beds in the garden) but I am happy with it. Would recommend this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Back to the Roots - "Better" Raised Bed Mix arrived just in time to add to my Winter raised bed gardens. Living in the South you're lucky enough to grow year-round. I absolutely love this soil. because you actually get SOIL and not a bunch of sticks and rocks. Therefore, making it the best medium for growing seedlings too. I have to sift other brands, so my seedlings germinate better, not with the case with Back to the Roots soils. All my raised beds have a thin layer of Back to the Roots "Better" Raised Bed Mix on them now. Like previously, I expect all my vegetables to sprout now quickly. Back to the Roots is in my opinion top notch quality products. Thank you, I'm extremely grateful and happy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m really glad I got this soil. It’s been a great addition to my pots and are helping all of my herbs thrive. I chose this for my herbs because it’s organic. Everything is growing faster and fuller than ever before.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Received this item as a free sample in exchange of honest review. Great soil mix for vegetables and fruits. It doesn't get dry and hard easily like some of the soil (soil only) and contains a lot nutritions that help plants stay moisturized and grow bigger.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Back to Roots bagged soil is odor free and has a nice dark color with small pieces of mulch. I added the soil to an existing bed I am growing tomatoes in. I like that it's an organic product. I wish the bag was bigger.