Autumn Collection

Autumn offers the opportunity to replenish your garden and there's plenty to do! Adding back nutrition into the soil is key, but there's also plenty of maintenance - from pruning back to raking leaves and protecting plants for winter. And lawn care is important too - the early autumn offers the chance to repair and revitalise your grass and turf

If you've been growing your own it's time to harvest, before storing your fruit and veg so it can be enjoyed through the cooler months. 

Here are some of the products which will help you support and sustain your garden over the autumn months. 

Autumn Collection

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  • Tomatoes on vine
    Large topsoil bulk bag on a pallet in a garden setting
    Vegetable Compost
  • Compost Soil Conditioner in wheelbarrow with spade stuck in
    Large topsoil bulk bag on a pallet in a garden setting
    Compost Soil Improver
  • Person wearing gardening gloves holding woodland mulch with plants in the background
    Pansies with woodland mulch in autumn flower bed
    Woodland Mulch
  • seaweed extract
    Seaweed Extract Feed
  • Lush garden with a curved stone path and green lawn
    Lawn mower cutting grass with a blurred background
    Turf Dressing Rootzone
  • Person using a Bulldog Springbok garden rake on a grassy area with plants in the background
    bulldog springbok rake on white background
    Bulldog Premier Springbok Lawn Rake
  • Hessian Potato Sack on a wheelbarrow with garden background
    vegetable sack of potatos
    Vegetable Sack
  • Bag of lawn seed on a gravel surface.
    Supreme Green - Lawn Seed
    Supreme Green - Lawn Seed
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FAQs

You can track your order by using the tracking code and link sent in your order confirmation email.

We can deliver on a Saturday for an additional charge. Please contact us at info@earthcycle.co.uk for these costs. We cannot deliver on Sundays or Bank Holidays.

To improve your lawn, there are a number of different methods and products you can try, so don’t panic – you’ll have your lawn looking as good as new in no time!

Here are some simple steps to revive your lawn:

  • Mow your lawn very low, ideally to about 20mm if possible.
  • Remove any moss, dead grass and leaves from the ground.
  • Aerate your lawn using a machine or digging fork.
  • Evenly spread some Organic Topsoil over your whole lawn.
  • Use the back of a rake to move the fresh soil into the holes that you’ve made.
  • Watch as your lawn springs back to life in a matter of weeks.

This depends on your goal! If you want to improve the growth of your plants, enjoy more blossoms on your flowers, and provide your garden with additional nutrition, then you should use compost.

However, if you want to reduce weed development, manage run-off and keep soil moist, then it’s mulch that you need.