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Scotts Miracle-Gro Company (The) Common Stock (SMG)

51.41
-1.75 (-3.29%)
NYSE · Last Trade: Apr 5th, 2:35 PM EDT
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Competitors to Scotts Miracle-Gro Company (The) Common Stock (SMG)

Central Garden & Pet Company CENTA -1.73%

Central Garden & Pet Company competes with Scotts Miracle-Gro in multiple sectors, including pet and garden products. They manufacture and distribute a wide range of products, such as lawn fertilizers and pest control solutions, directly competing for the same customer base. Scotts maintains a competitive edge through its robust branding and targeted advertising in the gardening arena, whereas Central Garden & Pet focuses on variety and price competitiveness across numerous gardening segments.

Spectrum Brands Holdings, Inc. SPB -5.72%

Spectrum Brands, through its various segments including lawn and garden products, competes directly with Scotts Miracle-Gro by offering a diverse range of gardening solutions, such as pesticides and fertilizers. While both companies have a strong portfolio of brands in lawn care products, Scotts holds a competitive advantage due to its long-standing reputation and market penetration, particularly in the consumer segment. Spectrum Brands, however, leverages its broad product categories across other consumer goods, which can dilute focus but also enhance market reach.

Syndicate Sales

Syndicate Sales competes with Scotts Miracle-Gro primarily in the plant accessory sector, particularly with products such as floral displays and growing containers. While Scotts is more focused on outdoor and garden products, Syndicate Sales targets the retail sector with their proprietary arrangements and supply services. As such, Scotts retains a competitive advantage with its strong branding and extensive research capabilities in horticulture, but Syndicate Sales excels in niche markets and product customization for retailers.

The Home Depot HD -0.56%

As one of the largest home improvement retailers, The Home Depot competes with Scotts Miracle-Gro by offering a wide array of gardening and lawn care products, including those manufactured by Scotts itself. While Home Depot provides a broad selection and convenience of in-store purchases, Scotts has the advantage of brand recognition and expertise specific to the lawn care segment. Home Depot's extensive distribution network and customer service also present significant competition for Scotts' market share in professional-grade gardening products.

TruGreen

TruGreen competes with Scotts Miracle-Gro primarily in the lawn care services sector. While Scotts focuses heavily on consumer products such as fertilizers and seeds sold through retail channels, TruGreen provides direct lawn care services, including fertilization and weed control, targeting homeowners who prefer professional maintenance. TruGreen's emphasis on personalized lawn care solutions and subscriptions gives it an edge in delivering customer service and expertise, allowing it to develop a loyal customer base.