[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have received this product, complementary in exchange for my honest review. This soil is going to be used specifically for my raised bed, I will be planting herbs and veggies. The blend of the soil is not completely filled with fillers such as wood pieces. I did have the bag sitting for some time, I wasn’t able to use it right away because of the weather, when I opened it there was no of mold, which means great packaging! Not to mention this soil is Organic!! I’m excited to use this soil and see how it pairs with my veggies. I would definitely recommend this soil for fellow gardeners!

[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.] I got the Back to the Roots Organic Raised Bed Mix because I wanted to try a different soil to combat this heat. I do not have a raised bed but I repotted my recently bought cherry tree. It says that this tree appreciates to be well watered. I am not good at watering my plants , sad to say. With this triple digit heat that does not let up I thought that this new mix of soil would help to retain the water better. And I am glad to say that it is holding on to the water it gets. I would not recommend this soil for plants that can't stand soggy roots. My tree has flowers on it and I noticed its first cherry! I am happy with the results and not wanting to lose my special plants I think that I will buy this again for certain areas that just bake in the heat. Otherwise the regular soil would be fine. #trynatural

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The soil is composed of quality organic ingredients, but the bagged product seems to require being stored out of rain/sun otherwise you risk all that organic goodness going anaerobic and getting rather smelly. Which seems to be what happened with the one I picked up. Not the manufacturers fault, although maybe additional venting would be beneficial, but something to be aware of. I still plan on using the soil, I'll just let it dry out real good in the sun and fresh air breeze.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried the Premium Organic Soil by Back to the Roots from Social Nature. I was able to re-pot some plants and haven't had an issue with it. I like that it's organic and feel safe using this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very excited to use this fertilizer this winter for my fruits and veggies. Only reason why I’m not using it right now is because it is a summertime in Arizona for all planters and crop growers. Highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried the organic raised bed soil mix. I was very impressed by the high quality of this soil. It appeared very rich, and moist. I've planted some veggies, and herbs in my raised garden bed, and they are all thriving in this soil. I would definitely purchase this brand again!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the organic raised bed soil and I like it. It seems to be good soil, drains well, no large chunks of dirt or debris. I’ve had it in my beds for a week now and the plants are growing well and are healthy so I can’t ask for more than that.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The “Better” Raised Bed Mix by Back To Roots is a great option for my garden. The soil is evenly textured and feels fluffy. There are no large chunks or clumps which makes it a lot easier to spread. There are also no “fillers” like rocks or other materials though I did find an occasional twig. The soil drains well which is great for my vegetables. I love that the soil mix is organic, making it a healthier option for my family.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I loooove to garden but I'm stuck with very little in the way of square feet! I have two gardening boxes for vegetables in the warmer months and a few pots that use to grow herbs on my windowsill when it's chilly. I needed a change out of the soil I was using and decided to give this a go. It's AMAZING!! For my inside herbs, I plant them in a plastic pot then put that pot into a ceramic pot without holes on the bottom. I then fill it with about 2" of water to let the herbs kind of water themselves. The mint and basil on my windowsill has exploded since the transplant. Great, rich, earthy-smelling soil that holds on to moisture and isn't super woodchippy (you ever get soil like that??). I can't wait to dump out my gardening boxes in a month's time and start sowing cucumbers, peppers and tomatoes!