Garden

Nurture Your Plants with Premium Compost & Soils

Whether you are revitalising tired garden beds, potting up seasonal blooms, or designing a low-maintenance driveway, our curated selection of gardening essentials provides everything you need to build a healthy, vibrant outdoor space. From nutrient-rich planting soils to stunning decorative stones, we deliver the heart of your garden straight to your home.

The secret to a flourishing garden lies in the foundation. Give your flowers, fruits, and vegetables the best start in life with our high-quality growing media. If you are looking for an all-around performer, our Multi-Purpose Compost 70L Bag features a premium fertilizer package that continuously feeds your plants for up to 4 months.

Need to breathe new life into your existing garden beds? Our nutrient-dense Top Soil 25L Bag is excellent for leveling lawns and establishing new borders, while our 100% peat-free Soil Improver 50L Bag naturally boosts long-term soil fertility. If space is at a premium, our handy Grow Bag 3 Plant makes fast and easy work of growing delicious home-grown fruits and vegetables on balconies, patios, or inside greenhouses.

Frequently Asked Questions for Gardeners

Is ash from a fire good for the garden?

It depends on what fuel you use. Ash from coal or smokeless coal fires should not be used in your garden. Such ash contains trace amounts of sulphur and chlorine compounds, which can harm your soil and plants. Please let the ash cool fully, then dispose of it with your normal household waste 

Ash from a log fire, however, is perfectly safe and can be beneficial. You can add cooled log ash:

  • To your compost heap, where it helps enrich the material.
  • By digging it into bare ground, improving soil quality when preparing beds

Can you put ash on a compost heap?

Absolutely, but only if it's from a log fire. Log ash is completely safe and makes a great additive to your compost heap, helping to enrich it naturally. However, ash from coal or smokeless coal should never be used in your garden or compost — it may contain trace amounts of sulphur and chlorine, which could harm soil and plants. Please make sure any coal ash has fully cooled, then dispose of it in your normal household waste.

What is the difference between your Multi-Purpose Compost and Peat-Free Compost, and how long will they feed my plants?

Our standard Multi-Purpose Compost includes a premium fertilizer package designed to provide essential nutrients to your plants for up to 4 months through all stages of life. For gardeners looking for an environmentally conscious alternative, our Peat-Free Multi-Purpose Compost offers a highly effective, sustainable growing medium that elevates your gardening experience without the use of peat. Both are excellent for a wide variety of planting needs, from potting to beds and borders.

Can your decorative aggregates (like Slate Chippings, Cotswold Stone, and Quartzite Pea) be used for drainage and weed prevention?

Yes, absolutely. All of our garden stones and chippings, including our 40mm Blue and Plum Slate, Cotswold Stone, and Quartzite Pea naturally allow water to drain through efficiently, making them ideal for borders, paths, and areas surrounding ponds. To maximise weed protection and minimize garden maintenance, we recommend laying a weed-suppressing membrane down before spreading your chosen decorative aggregates. For further moisture retention and weed control around plants, our Landscape Bark is also an excellent alternative.