What is the diffrence between composts
Guide to compost and its different uses

So your are starting out in gardening, it can be a challenge when confronted with all the different types of compost and which one to use with which plant. So we have put together a general guide for the uses and types of compost and there uses.
Multi Pourpose Compost
- The most popluar compost you will find in garden centres, it is suitable for a multiude of potting jobs e.g sowing seeds, taking cuttings, planting tubs and baskets and in the borders. Some may require less water due to a water holding agents added, so check the lable to see if it is what you require
Ericaceous Compost
- Ericaceous compost is for plants that need an acidic soil such as Rhododendron, Azaleas,Camellia & Pieris just a few to mention. This compost typically has a lower ph making it suitable for the development and growth of these types of plants.
John Innes Compost
- John innes compost is great for creating a rich healthy growing medium for plants, john innes composts are formulated to use reduce peat use so making them a great alternative to peat based composts, john innes compost comes as seed, no1, no2 & no3 all differing in feed content for differing stages in growth.
Growbags
- A grow bag is a portable, flexible container typically from plastic filled with a potting mix, designed for growing vegetables, herbs, and flowers. Ideal for small spaces like patios or balconies, they provide good drainage, aeration, and prevent root circling, promoting healthier plant growth compared to traditional pots.





