Equigrow Heads To Chelsea Wow! What a day! We’re just back from RHS Chelsea Flower Show in Chelsea, London, where we delivered seven tonnes of our Fertile Mulch to Elohim Tisserand of Tisserand English Gardens who is managing the build of Manoj Malde’s Tackle HIV Stigma Garden, a space dedicated to education, awareness, and hope. […]
We all know that there’s nothing quite like stepping into a garden that’s been freshly mulched. The look, the smell, the promise of what’s to come. At Equigrow, we take mulching seriously — and our Fertile Mulch is something we’re incredibly proud of. Whether you’re planting up a tiny urban courtyard, maintaining a country estate, […]
???? Small Garden Ideas to Maximise Your Outdoor Space No matter how small your garden is, there are plenty of ways to make it look bigger, brighter and more functional. At Equigrow, we understand that every inch counts when it comes to gardening in smaller spaces. With the right approach and the right products, even […]
???? Creative Garden Ideas to Transform Your Outdoor Space Whether you’re working with a compact courtyard or a spacious lawn, your garden holds endless potential. At Equigrow, we know that vibrant outdoor spaces begin with healthy soil. Once your foundation is thriving, it’s time to let your creativity take over. Here are seven inspiring garden […]
Why peat free compost? Equigrow’s Environmental Stance Here at Equigrow we strongly believe that if we look after the environment together, the environment will look after us, and this is why all our products are completely and 100% peat free. With this being the building block to our business’ product range we make a conscientious […]
Our organic green compost is composted of green waste from council transfer stations and amenity sites, which is brought to our farm and shredded in to 70mm pieces and put into windrows. The windrows are then monitored daily for temperature, Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide and moisture levels. The windrows are turned on a weekly basis, which […]
Our fertile mulch goes through a similar process and consists predominantly of horse manure and wood shavings. The manure is heaped up and turned at regular intervals until it is dark brown in colour, at which time it is ready for bagging or distribution. This process takes approximately six months.
Our soil conditioner consists of horse manure, straw, and a minimal amount of wood shavings, which helps to aerate the compost. The manure is collected daily from stable yards in the local area and brought to our farm where it is processed and turned regularly, allowing oxygen to permeate through. This creates heat, which kills […]
