Peat-free Potting Compost

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Captain Caveman
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Peat-free Potting Compost

Post: # 143461Post Captain Caveman »

Wahoo! It's time to but seeds and start planting. Had a good while away from the site but its nice to get excited again after the winter

Here is my problem:
I've seen peat harvesting and it ruins the landscape, it aint gonna come back in a hurry either
Last year I bought peat-free compost and it was pretty poor. The texture was too rough and things stopped growing after a few weeks
I have red NEv's article on making your own but my compost is not that mature and it seems a lot of hassle. West have just come out with a new peat free mix, but I doubt it's gonna be good enough for seed trays

Any other ideas please??

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Elizabeth
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Re: Peat-free Potting Compost

Post: # 143463Post Elizabeth »

I take peat free general compost and sieve it for seeds. :geek:
Elizabeth

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