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Organic compost
I run our allotment shop, and would like to stock oeganic compost. I don't trust our local suppliers unbranded version for quality. Would anyone recommend any organic composts they've used? The complaints I've had vary from - it takes too much wetting, to seeds seem to take longer to germinate, to it is too coarse. There must be a really good compost out there, but short of buying every one I can find on the net to try I'm stuck for next year's purchases.
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DJBrenton wrote:
I run our allotment shop, and would like to stock oeganic compost. I don't trust our local suppliers unbranded version for quality. Would anyone recommend any organic composts they've used? The complaints I've I've used B&Q's organic compost for both seeds and general potting up / hanging basket purposes to reasonable success. It also featured well on Gardener's World - they did recommend one other brand, and B&Q's came 2nd. Some people may find it too coarse for them especially with seed, but I've had no problems with veg seed germination using it. I find any compost can be hard to re-wet when it gets dry. B&Q's stuff doesn't dry out that quickly which is a plus point. HTH, Sarah |
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