Pedigree Stainless Steel Border Fork
This Border Fork from Pedigree is a handy choice when lightly forking over the soil and loosening weeds between shrubs...
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Our Soil Improver is made from composted green waste and is a simple, natural way to give tired soil a boost. A great choice for autumn, but suitable for use whenever your soil needs a little extra nourishment.
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Ideal for use as an annual soil conditioner, our Soil Improver is rich in organic matter, helping improve soil structure, fertility and drainage, to create better growing conditions for plants, flowers and vegetables.
Simply spread a layer of soil improver (about 2–5 cm thick) over beds, borders or veg patches and dig it in. For established plants, use as a mulch around the base to feed the soil and reduce watering.
With our Organic Soil Improver, you’ll enjoy richer soil, stronger roots, healthier plants, and bigger harvests. Buy now.
| Sizes | Small Bag 40 Litres, Bulk Bag 720 Litres, Pallet 40 x 40 Litres, Half Bulk Bag 300 Litres |
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| Certification | Soil Association approved |
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