Compost, Manure & Soil Conditioners
Local Compost & Soil Conditioner Supplies
Compost and soil conditioners are great for gardens – whether you’re putting some on your vegetable beds, improving soil structure or providing a nutrient boost for your plants in the beds and borders. Our premium-quality compost and soil conditioners come in convenient 0.75m³ bulk bags, ensuring your garden gets the best organic and nutrient-rich materials available.
Based in Hambledon, we proudly supply compost and soil conditioner bulk bags to residents in Hampshire and surrounding areas – see our delivery page for more information. For over 35 years, Alsoils+ has been delivering the highest quality products to both domestic and trade customers, leaving you safe in the knowledge that we can cater for your needs.
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Our Compost and Soil Conditioner Products
We provide a range of compost and soil conditioners for domestic and trade customers – we have the most competitively priced, best quality products in the area.
What Are They Good For?
Our locally available products are both high-quality and affordable for all purposes – with their highly versatile and low maintenance nature, they are the ideal solution for a variety of gardening and landscaping needs.
Compost and soil conditioners are good for:
- Improves soil structure
- Help balance soil pH
- Increases water retention
- Boosts root growth
- Improves drainage in clay soil
Customer FAQ
Our experts have been servicing domestic and trade customers in Hampshire for over 35 years with the highest quality products, leaving you safe in the knowledge that we can cater for your needs.
Mushroom compost is suitable for various plants such as vegetables, annuals, perennials, roses and shrubs by enhancing soil fertility and plant health due to its nutrient-rich content and soil improvement qualities.
However, it’s not suitable for ericaceous plants like rhododendrons, camellias, azaleas, and heathers that prefer acidic conditions.
The difference between soil conditioner and compost is in the structure. You can grow plants and vegetables in compost but a good soil conditioner has to open a structure and roots would struggle to grasp it if it was the only substance to the bedding.
Mushroom compost can be used as a slow-release fertiliser. Similar to other compost types, it gradually releases a variety of nutrients to plant roots as it breaks down. This characteristic makes it an effective choice for enriching the soil and enhancing overall plant/grass health by providing a steady and consistent nutrient supply over time.
It can depend on what time of the year you apply soil conditioner, but you can expect to see a difference within a couple of weeks.
You can contact Alsoils+ via telephone, email or post
Phone number: 023 9263 2531
Email address: enquiry@alsoils.co.uk
Address: Windmill Down Farm, Church Lane, Hambledon. Hampshire PO7 4RT
Opening Times: Monday – Friday, 7am – 5:30pm
