SylvaGrow Ericaceous Peat Free Compost 75 x 40ltr
SylvaGrow Ericaceous Peat Free Compost 75 x 40ltr
SylvaGrow Ericaceous Peat Free Compost 75 x 40ltr
SylvaGrow Ericaceous Peat Free Compost 75 x 40ltr

SylvaGrow Ericaceous Peat Free Compost 75 x 40ltr

Despatches: Delivered in 3-5 days
75 x 40ltr bag
SKU: 57540
Price
/
Tax included.
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
Free delivery on all orders when you spend £49 or more
Secure Payment Gateway
SOLDOUT
SylvaGrow Ericaceous Peat Free Compost 75 x 40ltr
£828.80
Tax included.

Product Details

This RHS endorsed, professional-quality, 100% peat-free ericaceous compost is ideal for growing blueberries, rhododendrons, azaleas, heathers, camellias, hydrangeas and other lime-hating plants in tubs and containers and for planting out, can also be used as a grow bag. Suitable for vegans.

A unique blend of fine bark (a by-product of sustainably managed British forests) and coir (from known, ethically approved sources). SylvaGrow Ericaceous compost contains balanced nutrients sufficient for the first 4 - 6 weeks of growth.

How to use: use for potting on, containers and tubs, cuttings, in raised beds and for planting out

The price includes delivery by pallet. Please note that the courier will have a tail lift and means to remove the pallet from the truck but will not be able to assist the breakdown of pallet or man-handling the bags once they have left the truck. Customers will be responsible for the disposal of the pallet.

Unfortunately, we are unable to deliver to offshore islands (including Scottish Islands, Isle of Scilly, Channel Islands, Isle of Wight, and Isle of Man) and Northern Ireland.

Shipping

Postage and packaging (P&P) is applied on a per order basis and is automatically calculated based on the type of product you are ordering.

A charge of £4.95 P&P is applied for plant and hardware orders and a charge of £2.45 is applied for seed orders.

Items marked with a lorry symbol, are usually heavy or bulky and require specialist carriers, these have a single £12.95 carriage charge per order no matter how many items are ordered in this category. UK mainland only.

Returns

Should you have any problems with your product, please contact our Customer Services Team advising the nature of your concern before returning the product.

Goes well with...
Related Articles
Looking After Chrysanthemums Over Winter

Looking After Chrysanthemums Over Winter

Typically flowering between August and January, chrysanthemums are known for the vibrancy that their blooms contribute to displays across the nation.

Apr 29, 2025
How to Stop Tulips Drooping

How to Stop Tulips Drooping

While tulip bulbs are easy to grow, their cut flowers have a habit of drooping in the vase – and when this happens, it can make for a pretty disappointing display! 

Feb 18, 2025
How to Keep Cut Flowers Fresh

How to Keep Cut Flowers Fresh

Who can resist fresh flowers? From big, showy dahlias to delicate sprays of gypsophila, a vase of freshly cut blooms is the perfect thing to liven up your home and bring a touch of nature indoors. ...

Feb 1, 2025