Winter Products
Our Winter Products
We provide a range of winter products for domestic and trade customers – we have the most competitively priced, best quality products in the area.
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Winter Garden Supplies: Mulch, Manure & Soil Improvers
Winter is the perfect time to give your garden a head start for spring. Whether you’re protecting beds with bark mulch, enriching soil with well-rotted manure, or improving structure with our winter-ready soil improvers, we’ve got everything you need to prepare your garden through the colder months. Our high-quality, peat-free winter products come in convenient 750-litre bulk bags, ideal for easy spreading and long-lasting results.
Based in Hambledon, we supply winter mulch, manure, and soil improvers across Hampshire and the surrounding areas. With over 35 years of experience delivering to both domestic and trade customers, you can rely on Alsoils+ for trusted products and dependable local service. Visit our delivery page to check coverage in your area.
What Are Winter Products Good For?
Our winter range is designed to help you protect, enrich, and prepare your garden during the colder months. These locally available products are high-quality, affordable, and easy to use—making them the ideal solution for winter soil care, ground protection, and spring preparation.
Winter mulch, manure, and soil improvers are great for:
- Protecting beds and borders from frost
- Improving soil structure and drainage
- Replenishing nutrients lost after summer
- Suppressing winter weed growth
- Boosting microbial activity ahead of spring
- Breaking up compacted or clay-heavy soils
Compost Help & Advice
At Alsoils+, we’re proud to supply high-quality composts for gardeners, landscapers, and trade professionals across Hampshire and beyond. Whether you’re enriching flower beds, boosting vegetable patches, or improving overall soil health, our compost products are trusted for their quality and reliability. To support you in getting the best results, we’ve created a range of helpful compost guides packed with expert advice, practical tips, and answers to common questions. We also offer a compost calculator to help you work out exactly how much you need to order online, making your project planning simple and stress-free.
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.
Yes. Winter is an excellent time to apply well-rotted manure or soil improver. These materials break down slowly in colder conditions, enriching the soil structure and nutrient content in time for spring planting. Apply during frost-free periods and dig in where possible for best results.
Absolutely. Bark mulch acts as a protective layer, helping to insulate soil, retain moisture, and reduce weed growth over the winter. It’s particularly useful for shielding roots from frost and preventing surface compaction caused by heavy rain.
Yes. Digging in manure or soil improver during the dormant season helps replenish nutrients and improve soil condition ahead of spring sowing. Bark mulch can also be used to protect overwintering crops or suppress weeds in unused areas of the plot.
While these products are designed for winter use, it’s best to avoid spreading them when the ground is frozen or waterlogged. Aim for a dry, frost-free window to ensure even application and effective incorporation into the soil.
One 750-litre bulk bag typically covers around 10–12m² at a depth of 5–7.5cm. Coverage can vary depending on the product and how it’s applied—for example, mulch spread as a surface layer will go further than manure dug into soil.
You can contact Alsoils+ via telephone, email or post
Phone number: 023 9263 2531
Email address: [email protected]
Address: Windmill Down Farm, Church Lane, Hambledon. Hampshire PO7 4RT
Opening Times: Monday – Friday, 7am – 5:30pm
