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Compost Soil Conditioner Peat Free Compost 

Introducing our premium Compost Soil Improver and Conditioner - Peat Free. This environmentally friendly and 100% peat-free organic compost is the ideal solution for gardeners, landscapers, and horticulturalists seeking to enhance or revitalise poor soils. 

Description

We take pride in only using 100% green waste from the Sussex area, contributing to a sustainable circular economy by reusing materials. Our compost is carefully created through a PAS 100 certified process, ensuring consistent quality. Regular sampling and auditing guarantee the production of compost of the highest standard. Throughout the decomposition process, we closely monitor temperatures to eradicate weeds and sterilise the soil.

Elevate your gardening and landscaping endeavours with our peat free Compost Soil Conditioner. Experience the exceptional benefits of this organic compost, nurturing your plants and revitalizing your soil.

Most up to date nutrient and chemical analysis.

If you would like additional quality requirements over and above PAS 100 please contact us to discuss requirements.

This product can be purchased in bulk bags of 0.75m3 (750 litres), 1m3 (1,000 litres) and smaller 40 litre bags.

Benefits and uses

Benefits

• Acts as a slow-release fertilizer, providing essential nutrients to plants over an extended period, unlike synthetic fertilizers that quickly dissipate and can be washed away.

• Enhances water and nutrient retention due to its porous and spongy texture.

• Improves soil aeration and drainage, promoting healthier root development.

• Guards against wind and water erosion, safeguarding valuable topsoil.

• Supports a diverse range of soil bacteria, including those that naturally combat plant diseases.

• Helps regulate soil temperature for optimal plant growth.

• Promotes the formation of soil aggregates, as soil microorganisms release sticky secretions that bind soil particles together. 

Uses:

 General soil improvement: 

• Apply a minimum of 5cm (2in) of compost across vegetable and flower beds to create an ideal growing environment.
• Incorporate the compost by either digging it into the soil or layering it on top. Natural processes, such as weather and worm activity, will further distribute the compost.
• Use in autumn or spring, or both, for maximum benefit. Apply 2-3 weeks before planting in the spring.
• Roses particularly benefit from the addition of compost.
• When planting potted plants or seedlings, include compost in the planting holes for enhanced nutrient availability.

Trees:

• Spread compost in a ring around the tree, beginning 60cm (24in) away from the trunk and extending 30cm (12in) beyond the drip line (where the leaf canopy ends).
• Rake the compost into the soil or create shallow holes at regular intervals around the tree to incorporate it.

Seedlings:

• Create a homemade potting mixture for seeds using our compost. Due to its nutrient-rich nature, use small amounts to avoid overwhelming the seedlings.

• Sieve the compost finely and mix it with equal parts sand and topsoil. Instead of topsoil other products can be used such as coir, composted bark, leaf mould or woodchip.

• Compost provides resistance to fungal diseases like damping off, making it beneficial for seedlings raised in greenhouses.
  

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