Soil & Compost
Compost is the soil-like material that is created when plant and vegetable matter breaks down – a crumbly mass of rotted organic matter it’s especially important in organic farming, where the use of synthetic fertilisers is not allowed.
Compost improves soil structure, provides a wide range of nutrients for plants, and adds beneficial microbes to the soil. It can be used as a potting mix, soil enhancer or as mulch.
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