Green Manures
Sow seeds in rows or scatter and rake into the soil. When you're ready to use the area, cut down foliage and leave to wilt; dig into the soil. Avoid planting for 2 weeks after digging in.
Did you know?
Green Manure improves the soil texture, reduces winter soil erosion and adds important nutrients for future crops.
‘Caliente Mustard’
A green manure that also acts as a bio-fumigant for the soil which suppresses various soil-borne pests and diseases.
Sow Out Mar-Oct | Harvest Jun-Oct 1020-2976 | Covers 60m2
£4.99
‘Mustard’
Just the job for improving the structure and fertility of your soil, this fast growing mustard can be dug-in three to eight weeks after sowing.
Sow Out Apr-Sep | Harvest Jun-Nov 1020-2988 | Covers 80m2
£3.99
‘Phacelia’
Good foliage for weed suppression. For best results, cut down before flowering, leaving a few to flower to attract beneficial insects.
Sow Out Mar-Sep | Harvest May-Oct 1020-2971 | Covers 40m2
£4.99
‘Red Clover’
Fixes nitrogen into the soil giving the area a boost for future crops.
1020-2970 | Covers 25m2 £4.99
‘Winter Tares’
Large, bulky nitrogen fixing matter for heavy soils.
1020-2996 | Covers 30m2 £3.99
Summer Mix
Specially formulated Green Manure Mix contains a mix of clover varieties and mustard that will quickly enrich your soil, boosting nitrogen levels essential for healthy plant growth.
Autumn & Winter Mix
Improves texture and nutrient levels of soil for future crops.
1020-2067 | Covers 20m2 £2.99
Tagetes Ground Control Excellent companion to salad crops.
1020-2430 | Covers 5m2 £2.99
Sow Out May-Jul | Harvest Jul-Sep 1020-4130 |
£3.49
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