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Our Wildflower Topsoil has been specially developed and certified to BS3882:2015 specification for low fertility Topsoil. A sandy loam topsoil containing our PAS100 compost, and with a pH of 6.9, our Wildflower Topsoil is the perfect partner for growing balanced meadow communities of native wild flowers and grasses which require a less nutrient-rich soil than your usual garden soil provides.

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Our Wildflower Topsoil has been specially developed and certified to BS3882:2015 specification for low fertility Topsoil. A sandy loam topsoil containing our PAS100 compost, and with a pH of 6.9, our Wildflower Topsoil is the perfect partner for growing balanced meadow communities of native wild flowers and grasses which require a less nutrient-rich soil than your usual garden soil provides.

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Wildflower Topsoil best use guide

Our Wildflower Top soil has been specially developed and certified to BS3882:2015 specification for low fertility Topsoil. A sandy loam topsoil containing our PAS100 compost, and with a pH of 6.9, our Wildflower Topsoil is the perfect partner for growing balanced meadow communities of native wildflowers and grasses which require a less nutrient-rich soil than your usual garden soil provides.

 

Directions For Use

Developing a Wildflower Garden

  • Prepare the ground by clearing away any existing plants and grass
  • Spread Earth Cycle Wildflower Topsoil across the area at around 5-10cm (2-4") depth.
  • Sow wildflower garden seeds in March and April in an open position with full sun.
  • After sowing, rake the area and cover with netting to protect from birds.