Try a search for "CO oraganic soil" and also Craigs List which currently has about 5 free offers. For free you could rent a truck at $19 and come out well on the cost side. The other option is to fill those planters with leaves, grasses, newspaper and start again for next spring. Perhaps take the plants you have now and put them in pots for this year, if it is early for some cover them with milk bottles or large baggies with holes. We still have 3 weeks for planting most of our veggies. Gardening takes time, we all need the patience for nature to take it's course. Even planning ahead can find nature changing it's direction. If I could have my whole yard done this year it would be wonderful, but reality is this won't happen.....so I remind myself that patience is at the head of the list. Link below is a nursery that carries organic. Also try calling every nursery around...takes time, but can be worth it. There are a number of nurseries listed in RMG. Tagawas would definitely have organic and is close to you. Here is a link that might be useful: Oraganic soil

Wayfair is absolutely great on returns. Call them and tell them one of the chairs is defective. I had 2 great experiences with them. I had a very expensive light fixture that was missing pieces. They asked me if I wanted a new one or a refund. I requested a new one and they said they would contact me if they wanted me to send the other one back. They never did request it, so now I have some spare parts for the new one. The same thing happened with a faucet. They are very easy to deal with. Explain the situation with the defective one, and then tell them you just want a refund and ask how to send them both back. Just be honest and tell them you were disappointed with the quality in general.

We've had a Safavieh rug in the foyer at our vacation place in the mountains for over 15 years. It still looks great. We bought it at Orvis - and no one suspects that it's made out of poly. Did you go to Saravieh's web site? You can select dealer locator and type in your zip code - maybe someone near you carries the one you want. We just bought 2 polypropylene area rugs on sale at Macy's for our enclosed porch. I've also seen them at the big box stores. This post was edited by maire_cate on Sat, Jan 18, 14 at 17:02

I've always ordered my sinks from homeandstone. The prices are competitive, though not rock-bottom. (I am on my 3rd Silgranit sink in 3rd house and ordered all three from homeandstone). The sink comes in the OEM box, which is inside another much larger box, and the space between the two boxes is lined with foam. The sink in this packaging appears to be completely inert, so that it would be difficult--even if the large box were to be thrown around--for the sink to be damaged. Also, the orders come within 2 days of ordering. I always phone in my order, for sinks as well as appliances or anything large and expensive for my kitchen. I like this better than filling out the online form. When I place the order over the phone, I get a real person, who can tell me if the item is in stock, and when it will arrive.