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Westland Peat Free Multi-Purpose Compost with added John Innes - 50L £6.80 w/Code

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£6.80 with code (was £8).

Next cheapest we found was £8 at B&Q.

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Westland peat free multi-purpose compost, with added John Innes, is perfect for supporting plant growth from seed through to mature plants.

It has been specially developed to help plants at every life stage for a stronger, healthier life – the Life Partner for Plants.

Made from loam for perfect nutrient and moisture retention, as well as sand and grit for excellent drainage.

It is also enriched with BIO3 to boost plant growth and to also promote roots and shoots.

Our revolutionary new peat alternative, BIO3 is engineered to outperform all peat-based blends.

Use Westland peat free multi-purpose compost with John Innes to plant up seedlings, flowers, fruit and veg as well as containers and baskets.

Peat free

With added John Innes

With added John Innes

Supports growth at every life stage
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  1. Summerlife's avatar
    Be cheaper to use top soil for that, expensive way to patch up your lawn by using fresh compost, I reuse the old compost at the end of growing season to sow grass in autumn
  2. mark.coleman's avatar
    Think this brand and size is £5 in Iceland. Homebase is expensive.
  3. EXZAMS's avatar
    wicks as peat free at £4
  4. jona77's avatar
    I’m yet to find a peat free compost with anything like the water retention of the disappearing composts containing peat! Anybody got any suggestion? I’ve used miracle grow compost for years but the new peat free stuff is shockingly bad! 
    GaryK's avatar
    You'll struggle to find compost with peat at any of the mainstream garden centres / DIY stores.
    Best bet would be a local specialist nursery or online, but either way you're going to be paying a lot more than this stuff.

    I have to agree, the stuff without peat is shockingly terrible. I'm still trying to get used to it, ie have to keep watering regularly (every other day). Lost a load of seedlings / young plants already this year.
  5. umirza85's avatar
    Is this good for sprinkling over grass seed to patch up my lawn?
  6. bluesuns2's avatar
    Is there any compost to buy that actually contains peat? The peat free stuff is crap.
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