We advise you use your compost within 1 year. This is because any feed in the compost will be leached away by rain due to their being air holes in the bag. We suggest you use any old compost as a soil improver directly in your beds and borders.

We advise you use your compost within 1 year. This is because any feed in the compost will be leached away by rain due to their being air holes in the bag. We suggest you use any old compost as a soil improver directly in your beds and borders.

We advise you use your compost within 1 year. This is because any feed in the compost will be leached away by rain due to their being air holes in the bag. We suggest you use any old compost as a soil improver directly in your beds and borders.

We advise you use your compost within 1 year. This is because any feed in the compost will be leached away by rain due to their being air holes in the bag. We suggest you use any old compost as a soil improver directly in your beds and borders.

We advise you use your compost within 1 year. This is because any feed in the compost will be leached away by rain due to their being air holes in the bag. We suggest you use any old compost as a soil improver directly in your beds and borders.

We advise you use your compost within 1 year. This is because any feed in the compost will be leached away by rain due to their being air holes in the bag. We suggest you use any old compost as a soil improver directly in your beds and borders.

We advise you use your compost within 1 year. This is because any feed in the compost will be leached away by rain due to their being air holes in the bag. We suggest you use any old compost as a soil improver directly in your beds and borders.

We advise you use your compost within 1 year. This is because any feed in the compost will be leached away by rain due to their being air holes in the bag. We suggest you use any old compost as a soil improver directly in your beds and borders.

Ericaceous compost is specially formulated for acid loving plants such as Rhododendrons, Azaleas and Camellias. These plants need the soil to have a pH of 6 or lower. The added iron in the compost means that other plants that prefer an alkaline soil with a pH above 7 will not thrive in an ericaceous compost, so can eventually become yellow and die. For this reason we recommend that for all non-acid loving plants you should use an All Purpose Compost.

For more information on the different types of soil click here.

Ericaceous compost is specially formulated for acid loving plants such as Rhododendrons, Azaleas and Camellias. These plants need the soil to have a pH of 6 or lower. The added iron in the compost means that other plants that prefer an alkaline soil with a pH above 7 will not thrive in an ericaceous compost, so can eventually become yellow and die. For this reason we recommend that for all non-acid loving plants you should use an All Purpose Compost.

For more information on the different types of soil click here.