The gardener's guide to soil improvers & conditioners
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Whether you're striving for luscious flowerbeds, bountiful vegetable patches, or a verdant lawn, understanding the power of soil improvers and conditioners is the key to unlocking the full potential of your garden all year round. In this guide we explore the transformative impact of these amendments, enriching soil structure, optimising nutrient availability, and creating an ideal foundation for plant health.What are soil improvers and why are they important?
Soil improvers and conditioners are used to improve the overall condition and fertility of the soil structure. The substrate is added to the soil and worked in to enable a healthy uptake of nutrients which in turn benefit plants and the overall quality of the soil.Benefits
- Contains organic material to improve soil structure
- Aids soil structure by providing nutrients, improving aeration and water holding capacity
- Helps to prevent compaction
- Depending on the ingredients, soil improvers can raise or lower the soils pH level
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