60L Ericaceous Compost *LONDON, SOUTH EAST ENGLAND ONLY* (Woodlarks Delivery)

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Ericaceous compost is made for plants which prefer to grow in acidic soils. Some (not all examples of these types of plants are listed below.
  • Rhododendrons 
  • Azaleas
  • Camellias
  • Hydrangeas
  • Holly
  • Aster
  • Magnolia
  • Japanese Maple
  • Blueberries, Raspberries & Cranberries
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Robert Brook
Only buy 100% Peat Free compost.

The RSPB says.. (and most conservation organisations backed by scientific research.)
The large-scale removal of peat across Europe for use in gardens is destroying one of our most precious wildlife habitats.
Alternatives to peat
It takes centuries for a peat bog to form with its special wildlife - modern machinery destroys it in days.
Peat alternatives are available in most garden centres and DIY stores, or you can use your own compost. These alternatives are excellent in the garden if used in the right way.
Different peat alternatives are available for seeds, potting and soil conditioning. We endorse peat-free, organic, multi-purpose compost.
Peatlands are crucial store of carbon, and their protection is vital in our fight against climate change. They are also precious places for wildlife. However, they are under threat. Around the world they are dug for peat for use as soil conditioners in our gardens, they are drained, converted to farming and forestry, and they are burned.
But we can all do our bit to help! And first and foremost we'd like everyone to pledge to give up using peat in your garden and pots and planters. There are plenty of really good alternatives - so next time you shop, check the label on your compost and make sure it's peat free
https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildlife/advice/gardening-for-wildlife/plants-for-wildlife/peat-free-compost/

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Carolyn
Nursery with the personal touch

I’m delighted to have found Woodlark Nurseries when so many companies have just lost the personal touch and prefer online remote sales. I needed good quality compost, and was impressed by the in-depth information and knowledge provided. I have bought four different types - all to a high standard. Communication was excellent, so thank you very much, Adam, Lauren and Vinny! Delivery was outstanding - Vinny went the extra mile, taking my compost through the house to my garden. A rarity to receive such courteous assistance and it made such a difference to me. So feel-good factor all round. I would like to wish you all the very best for a successful year. I will definitely be a returning customer. Thank you again!

Thank you for the lovely review. We pride ourselves on plant quality and service so this makes us very happy. We look forward to serving you again in the future.
Graeme Edwards, Woodlark Nurseries

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Debra FARQUHAR
Perfect start for a new rhododendron bed

After several trees came down in the recent storms we've replanted a bed of rhododendrons, and they all seem very happy in this compost. New growth coming through, the 'acid' test!

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Jackie
Great compost!

Good quality 😊

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Marianne Marston
Made my Azelea happy

This is a good compost at a reasonable price that I have used every year to keep my azelea happy. It certainly flowers vigorously every year. Delivery always great too. love shopping at woodlark.