Black Gold 1110125.CFC002.2P Peat Moss 2.2 Cu Ft

Product Description

The BLACK GOLD 1110125.CFC002.2P is a 2.2 cubic foot bag of 100% natural Canadian sphagnum peat moss used as an all-purpose soil conditioner. It improves water retention and aeration in garden soil, making it a reliable amendment for a wide range of planting applications. The material is OMRI listed, confirming it meets organic use standards. At 44.43 pounds per bag, it delivers a substantial volume of amendment material suited for both small residential plots and larger landscape beds. Landscapers, horticulturalists, and grounds maintenance professionals use it to modify soil structure and support healthy root development.

This peat moss is particularly well suited for acid-loving plants such as blueberries, azaleas, rhododendrons, and conifers. It can slightly lower the pH of alkaline soils, making it useful where soil chemistry adjustment is needed alongside improved drainage and moisture retention. It is appropriate for residential garden beds, container mixes, turf preparation, and nursery applications. One bag covers a meaningful area when worked into existing soil at standard amendment rates.

Key Features

• 100% natural and organic Canadian sphagnum peat moss
• OMRI listed for use in certified organic production
• Improves water retention and aeration in garden and landscape soil
• Can slightly lower pH in alkaline soils, supporting acid-loving plants
• 2.2 cubic foot volume per bag — suitable for beds, containers, and turf prep

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose soil amendment compatible with garden beds, raised planters, container mixes, and turf establishment projects requiring improved organic matter content and moisture management.

Installation Notes

Application is typically performed by landscaping professionals or grounds maintenance crews using standard hand tools or mechanical tillers. Work peat moss evenly into the top several inches of existing soil before planting. Moisten the material before or during incorporation, as dry peat moss can resist initial water absorption. Follow local best management practices for organic amendment rates based on soil test results.