Sphagnum Course Screened Peat is an organic product of glacial movement across the landscape of Minnesota, which created numerous lake beds and depressions where decaying mosses, reeds and grass collected. 

• These plants have been decomposing for approximately 6,000 years.
•  It will also help you utilize pesticide spray applications more effectively.
• Peat increases soil buffering which smooths out the peaks and valleys during grow-in.
• Peat also offers substantial soil buffering capability that you would not have with straight sand.
• Peat will increase your water holding capacity, and increase nutrient retention (cation exchange capacity).
• It is very acidic in nature and typically is yellow to light brown in color.
• Peat, Inc. has three of the largest peat farms in Minnesota.