Pine Play Bark MulchBritish Pine Play Bark mulch containing less than 5% white wood content, minimum dust, and fines with a nominal particle size of 1..
Green Gro PAS 100 CompostProduced from an organic recycling process. An environmentally friendly compost alternative. Screened to 10mm and pH neutral...
K Pitch Cricket Wicket DressingA very heavy clay cricket loam designed to be used on Kaolin Clay type pitches as originally constructed or that have b..
Ongar LoamOur own test and county quality cricket loam for construction or top dressing.Screened to 4mm.Ongar Loam™ is a heavy clay loam which rolled ..
Ongar Loam PlusTest, County and club quality cricket pitch dressing.Two thirds Ongar Loam™ thoroughly amalgamated with one third Super Surrey Loam. On..
4mm Screened Super Surrey LoamBinders own imported Surrey Loam produced to our exacting standards. Super surrey is a heavy loam screened down to 4mm. ..
Multipurpose Top DressingOur Multipurpose top dressing is a high-quality, sand-based dressing made from 80% Leighton Buzzard Iron Sand, a naturally oc..
A virgin sourced topsoil screened to 4mm.Aimed specifically for final finish seed bed and top dressing.This is a light to medium textured soil screene..
PM51 – Hard-Wearing Lawns (With Ryegrass)PM51 is a premium, fast-establishing grass seed mixture designed for durable, high-performance lawns and gene..
February is an excellent time to prepare your garden for the upcoming growing season. While the weather may still be cold, there are several tasks you can complete to ensure your garden is ready for spring. Here are some key jobs to tackle in February:1. Prune Dormant Trees and Shrubs• Prune deciduous trees and shrubs: This is the best time to prun..
Benefits of Using Thomas Elliot A/W Fine Turf Fertiliser 6-5-10+6%1. Optimised Nutrient Balance for Winter NeedsThomas Elliot A/W Fine Turf Fertiliser is specifically designed to meet the unique requirements of turf during the autumn and winter seasons. Its nutrient composition includes 6% nitrogen, 5% phosphorus, and 10% potassium, along with an a..
As February unfolds, gardeners eagerly anticipate the first signs of spring. While the weather may still be chilly, there's plenty to be done in the garden to prepare for the upcoming season. In this blog post, we'll explore some exciting and practical garden ideas tailored to be completed during February.Prepare Your Soil:February is an excellent ..
Winter Gardening: The Magic of Mulch in Cold Weather As winter sets in and temperatures drop, gardeners may be
tempted to tuck away their tools and wait for the warmth of spring. However,
there is a secret weapon to keep your garden thriving in the chill is mulch. We
will explore how mulch becomes a gardener's best friend during cold weather,
provi..
As the days grow shorter and the air cooler, November is a transitional month when it comes to gardening. While many plants have gone dormant, there is still much to be done in the garden to ensure it thrives in the coming seasons. From preparing for winter to planning for the year ahead, this blog will provide you with valuable gardening advice.Ti..