Seed Sowing Compost NEW


Dalefoot Wool Compost for Seeds


Peat free and sustainable seed compost, made from bracken and sheep’s wool, sourced from The Lake District. Fine consistency for easy seed sowing, added nitrogen for better water retention.


10909925 | 1 x 12 Ltr bag 10903911 | 2 x 12 Ltr bags


BUY 2 x 12 LTR BAGS SAVE £1 *


£12.99 £24.98


Coir Seed & Cutting Compost with Perlite


80% natural, peat free, coco coir compost combined with 20% perlite. Coco Grow+ increases the porosity of the potting mix helping to keep the soil loose and airy, for better root growth.


10909910 | 15 Ltr block BUY 2 GET 3RDFREE £8.99


Gro-Sure Seed & Cutting Compost


This super fi ne grade compost promotes swift and successful germination and has been trusted for years when sowing seeds or taking cuttings. Its success is based on a unique formulation including vermiculite and seaweed.


10904101 | 10 Ltr bag £5.99 10904094 | 20 Ltr bag £8.99


John Innes Seed Sowing Compost


A soil-based, compost specially mixed with vermiculite to aid germination. With its balanced water retaining capacity, low-level but comprehensive nutrient content, this fi nely textured compost will provide the perfect environment for healthy roots and strong and rapid seed development.


10909026 | 28 Ltr bag £9.99


Seed Sowing Pellet


These netted coir pellets are perfect for seed sowing because it minimises root disturbance and has been specially formulated to aid faster germination. Simply place in water and watch expand.


10909086 | 50 x 30mm pellets £8.99


10909087 | 50 x 40mm pellets £9.99


*Compared to buying individually Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555


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