Back to the Roots 25.7qt Organic Garden Soil Premium Blend For in Ground Planting

A: Hi Lizzieliz909! Our Organic Garden Soil is completely safe for use as tortoise bedding. It contains no ingredients that are harmful to animals—whether land-based, aquatic, or pollinators. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to us at contact@backtotheroots.com. We're always happy to help!

A: Hi Elly! Our Organic Garden Soil tends to be slightly alkaline, but we always recommend using a pH meter or tester, as the pH can vary from bag to bag and may change depending on any amendments you add before planting. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at contact@backtotheroots.com — we're happy to help!

A: Hello! Thanks for your question! While our Organic Garden Soil can be used in raised garden beds, it's specially formulated to be mixed with native soil for in-ground planting, where it really shines. If you're planting in raised beds, we recommend our Raised Bed Mix for best results — it's designed specifically for that setup. But feel free to experiment and see what works best for your garden! If you have any other questions or need help choosing the right soil, we’re always here for you at contact@backtotheroots.com. 🌱

A: Hi Lauren! Our soils are made from processed forest products, coir, limestone, fertilizer, mycorrhizae, and moisture-balancing yucca. Depending on the soil bag, the organic fertilizers could have ingredients derived from milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, or soy. Please read through each soil bag's exact ingredients in case you have any allergies to any of these ingredients. If very severe, we'd recommend being careful using our soils & talking to a doctor first. All of our bagged soil has poultry litter, feather meal, and sulfate of potash. Please feel free to reach out to contact@backtotheroots.com with questions or concerns! We're here to help.

A: Hi there! Our Organic Garden Soil is safe. Our soils are made from processed forest products, coir, limestone, fertilizer, mycorrhizae, and moisture-balancing yucca. Depending on the soil bag, the organic fertilizers could have ingredients derived from milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, or soy. Please read through each soil bag's exact ingredients in case you have any allergies to any of these ingredients. If very severe, we'd recommend being careful using our soils & talking to a doctor first. Please reach out to contact@backtotheroots.com with questions or concerns—we're here to help.

A: Hi Tiffany! You should be able to use our Organic Garden Soil in your turtle enclosure, there's nothing in our mix that should harm animals. Please reach out to contact@backtotheroots.com with questions or concerns!

A: Hi J! All of our soil products are asbestos-free. Please feel free to reach out to contact@backtotheroots.com with questions or concerns.

A: Hi Judith! Our Organic Garden Soil is designed to mix with your native soil for in-ground planting. You might be able to use it in a pot, but make sure the pot has good drainage! Please reach out with questions or concerns to contact@backtotheroots.com.

A: Hi TazD! Usually, extracting the extract from a yucca plant is done by finely grinding the root. Please reach out to contact@backtotheroots.com with questions or concerns.

A: Hi Cherette! Our soils do not contain any biosolids. Much of our local material is upcycled bark fines from pre-consumer waste streams that would otherwise be incinerated for energy, land-filled, or otherwise disposed of.