Seed Planting Compost 60L - By Jamieson Brothers Reviews

4.9 Rating 97 Reviews

Jamieson Brothers Seed Planting Compost 60L Jamieson’s Seed Planting Compost is produced from premium grade blended peat. milled and graded to produce a quality growing media ideal for use in the greenhouse and garden. The recipe has been produced with the precise nutrients and trace elements to ensure healthy seedlings and plants. Includes a feed which will slowly release for 6 months. USES: Suitable for use all around the garden from seed sowing, potting, planting, containers and hanging baskets. MAIN BENEFITS: Enhanced formula helps retain nutrients to enhance seed germination and establishment Enriched with nutrients to last upto 6 months which allows seedlings to grow into plants Wetting agent improves water retention for stronger root and plant growth For healthy abundant growth and stunning results Can be used from seedling to mature plant, ideal for potting on SHIPPING: Shipping costs are based on one bag weighing 15kg, this will be added at the checkout

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1461202567

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info@jbaseedpotatoes.co.uk

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Rosefield Farm,
Annan
Dumfries and Galloway
DG12 6QX

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“Good earth. The seeds like it”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Exactly " As it says on the tin ". Have sown most of my seeds. Awaiting results.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“cutting compost. Time will tell how good this is for now all I can say it it was reasonably priced and looks like a quality compost”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Lovely product. Feels lovely to use, I’m sure my little seeds are very happy”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Exactly what I needed. Great value for money. Now just waiting for everything to grow, especially my vegetables.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Promising purchase. This compost has a fine, soft texture making it easy to use. It’s also looking to be good value having so far filled 10 trays of modules, 10 full trays and a few pots with over half the bag remaining. Time will tell how it fairs as a growing medium.”