Bronte Heritage Multi Purpose Compost 60 Litre Bedding Seeds Baskets Top Soil

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BRONTE HERITAGE COLLECTION - MULTI PURPOSE COMPOST - 60 Litres Essential nutrients for Stronger Roots & Healthier Plants Our Bronte Heritage Irish Multi-Purpose Composts are made from only the finest quality Irish Sphagnum Moss Peat. It offers a uniformed structure that gives consistently good results. They contain a perfect balance of nutrients and are ideal for seeds, cuttings, potting, hanging baskets, containers and outdoor planting. Includes Vital Nutrients - Feeds Up To 6 Weeks TRANSPLANTING THROUGHOUT THE GARDEN On some occasions it may be required to move a Rose, Tree or Shrub to a different location somewhere else in the garden. Here are some tips which will help with that transition. Clear the chosen area from all vegetation, stones and weeds. Break up the soil around the area and spread the compost into the soil at an approx. ratio of 60% soil to 40% compost. Mix it all together with a garden fork and then rake it flat. Dig a hole large enough in width and depth to easily take the plant roots and root ball of the plant your moving. Be careful when digging out the plant to be moved, ensuring you dig outside the potential spread of roots and deep enough to take out the whole root. Carefully lift the plant ensuring you retain as much of the soil held within the root structure as possible. Place the plant into its new location and fill in around the plants roots with the compost. Add additional compost on top and firm well down, ensuring the plant is stable and secure. For tall trees and plants you may wish to place a vertical support to hold the plant in place during the following few weeks. Water well but gradually, making sure not to wash away the compost from around the plant. GENERAL CARE As a general rule, do not move plants from indoor seed trays or pots straight into the garden. Harden off by putting first into a cold frame or unheated greenhouse for a week or so. PLEASE USE GLOVES WHILST USING THIS PRODUCT Bronte