A 100% natural* Garden Soil and Plant Conditioner containing plant available silica, minerals, trace elements and garden friendly microbes.
Planting: Promotes a healthier, more robust root system and stronger thicker stem growth on all plants. This allows plants to withstand adverse conditions. Also encourages earthworm activity within the root zone, which enhances nutrient availability.
A Flower and Plant Conditioner containing Nitrogen, Natural Phosphate, Potassium, Sulphate, Calcium, Magnesium, Iron, Zinc, Copper, Boron, plant available silica, minerals and other trace elements and beneficial soil micro-flora.
Promotes a more robust, healthier root system, which delays petal fall and allows the plant to better withstand adverse conditions.
Provides a balance of nutrients as required by flowering plants. This improves the depth of colour and quality of the flowers while enhancing the keeping qualities after picking.
A complete lawn conditioner and fertiliser, containing minerals, trace elements, available silica and soil friendly microbes.
From seed: Lawn Blend applied and incorporated one week prior to seeding will create the ideal environment for seed germination. Also promotes a healthier, more robust root system and stronger thicker leaf growth.
Newly laid turf: Encourages new root growth and reduces the period of stress. This increases your lawns’ ability to withstand adverse conditions and heavy foot traffic. Also encourages earthworm activity within the root zone, which enhances nutrient availability. Discourages the presence of lawn grubs.
Lawn maintenance: Feeds and conditions established lawns, whilst promoting increased lateral growth. Less water will be required to keep your lawn looking fresh and healthy.
A 100% natural plant food containing plant available silica, minerals, trace elements, organic material and garden
friendly microbes. (Does not contain animal waste eg. Manures)
Promotes healthier vegetables/herbs, more able to withstand adverse conditions. Encourages earthworm activity.
Division Finalists 2013/2014/2015
