Around seven million real Christmas trees are bought in the UK every year. But what happens to them after they’ve done their festive job in our homes? Here at Earth Cycle we’ve found a great way o…
Read moreCow compost is one of our best-selling products. And perhaps that’s because it has deep links with the history of our business. Earth Cycle is part of The Woodhorn Group – and at the heart of the …
Read moreHave you ever wondered how organic peat-free compost and soil conditioners are made? It all starts with the collection of green waste from households, gardeners and landscapers, and local authorities …
Read moreWe recently donated four bulk bags of compost and cow compost to Tuppeny Barn, a local charity which promotes education in horticulture and sustainability in West Sussex, Hampshire and the surrounding…
Read moreBecome a natural gardener this Organic September! It’s #OrganicSeptember. This month the Soil Association is running a month-long campaign to raise awareness of organic products, brands, producers …
Read moreNational Allotments Week Prize Draw 2023 National Allotments Week takes place from 7th - 13th August and this year’s focus is on soil health (https://www.nsalg.org.uk/news-events-campaigns/national…
Read moreWhether you’re an Earth Cycle customer already or you’re looking to buy some of our compost or topsoil for the first time, it’s likely you’re a serious gardener, looking for a top-quality prod…
Read moreThere’s probably a reason you’re on the Earth Cycle website, and it’s most likely to do with sourcing or purchasing fresh compost, topsoil or mulch for your garden. You’re probably in need of …
Read moreFebruary Gardening Jobs For gardeners, February is a time of anticipation and hope. The bulbs are starting to shoot, and the buds are showing the first signs of emerging. But there’s still the fear…
Read moreWith the start of February comes one of the first signs of spring – the daffodils! Although daffodils begin to flower this month it’s typical to have seen them start to drive up through the ground…
Read more
