Monday, 13 March 2023

Dalefoot Compost Arrives

My Dalefoot delivery came today. Having heard at the Garden Press Event that I intend to repeat by previous grow off between Dalefoot Potting Compost & westland New Horizon BIO3 Tomato Planter in 2021. This year it will be Dalefoot Tomato Compost V westland Big Tom Planter Compost & Big Tom Feed, they kindly supplied me with some bags of free compost to play with. 

The tracking app was so cool I could watch the driver making his way towards my location and I could see how many stops were still in front of me.  



I updated the app and couldn't find him! and that was because he was actually dropping off my compost on the doorstep!


So one by one, I added the bags of compost to my boot to be taken down to my allotment in readiness for the delivery and erection of my new Forest Green Potting Shed which is to follow later this week. 

A big thank you to Dalefoot Composts for supplying the compost for the 2023 Tomato Grow Off and some additional bags for me to trial and review. Information and links to the Dalefoots' web site for each of the compost I received can be found below:- 

 

Wool Compost for Tomatoes

Super-strength compost containing all the must-have nutrients needed to grow organic, succulent, aromatic tomatoes throughout the year without additional tomato feed. Now with added Comfrey! – the organic gardeners best friend – a ‘dynamic accumulator’ packed with nutrients is added into the Wool Compost range. Comfrey's ‘Bocking 14’ variety has high levels of potassium, phosphorous & nitrogen for healthy plant growth, larger flowers & bigger crops.

·         Use as a grow bag or in pots

·         Reduced watering

·         No need to feed - feeds tomatoes throughout the season without additional feed!

·         Peat-free

·         Soil Association approved

·         Wool Compost for Tomatoes 30 litre


 

Wool Compost for Potting


This general purpose compost is ideal for growing in pots, tubs and hanging baskets where water retention is key. No need to add extra feed or water retaining gels. Now with added Comfrey! – the organic gardeners best friend – a ‘dynamic accumulator’ packed with nutrients is added into the Wool Compost range. Comfrey's ‘Bocking 14’ variety has high levels of potassium, phosphorous & nitrogen for healthy plant growth, larger flowers & bigger crops.

·         Use in containers, hanging baskets and raised beds

·         Reduced watering

·         No need to feed

·         Peat-free

·         Soil Association approved

 

Lakeland Gold

Traditional Claybuster and 'Gold-standard' Spring/Autumn Mulch. Encourages worms and enriches your soil. 

·         Mulch into your beds in Spring & Autumn for improved nutrition and soil structure

·         Top dress plants such as potatoes, fruit trees, asparagus and flowering shrubs such as roses (1 bag per m2)

·         Ideal for 'No-Dig' gardening

·         Feeds for 2 years

·         Peat-free

·         Vegan friendly

·         Soil Association approved

·         Lakeland Gold 30 litre


Wool Compost for Vegetables and Salads


Perfect for "grow your own" organic vegetables, salad and fruit in an allotment, raised beds, containers or windowsill. Now with added Comfrey! – the organic gardeners best friend – a ‘dynamic accumulator’ packed with nutrients is added into the Wool Compost range. Comfrey's ‘Bocking 14’ variety has high levels of potassium, phosphorous & nitrogen for healthy plant growth, larger flowers & bigger crops.

·         Reducedwatering

·         Feeds throughout the growing season

·         Peat-free

·         Soil Association approved

·         Wool Compost for Vegetables and Salads 30 litre


Dalefoot Compost Bag Volumes

·         Lakeland Gold 30 litre

·         Bulb Compost 20 litre

·         Wool Compost 30 litre

·         Double Strength Wool Compost 30 litre

·         Ericaceous Mix Potting Compost 30 litre

·         Wool Compost for Seeds 12 litre

·         Wool Compost for Vegetables and Salads 30 litre

·         Wool Compost for Tomatoes 30 litre 

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