Peat free compost and biochar. What are the peat-free compost alternatives?

Dramatic lilies, big bold alliums, striking red tulips, delicate fragranced hyacinths and more can be planted in containers or directly into beds and borders between now and December to create a garden bursting with colour by the time spring arrives.

Keen gardeners have an interest in better flowers, tastier vegetables, making a positive difference to the garden environment and helping to limit climate change.

Wow this whopper broccoli weighed in at 800g (27 oz), that’s three times larger than the average floret head - this supports some of our earlier findings.

Using biochar will not only benefit your edibles, it will provide long-term benefits to your soil too.

We talk a lot about Biochar Super Compost, SF60. What really makes it "Super" compared to everyday compost?

We can trace charcoal use in soil agriculture back a thousand years. However, the modern biochar industry is still new at the grand age of around five years old!