Decorative Aggregates Knowledge Centre
How To Use Decorative Aggregates In Your Garden
In our fast paced modern times, many people are opting for the low maintenance garden. Using decorative aggregates is a simple solution to achieve a low maintenance area.
Decorative Aggregates, Pebbles and Gravel
The vast choice of decorative aggregates that are available nowadays is quite astounding and can be quite daunting for the newcomer.
In our fast paced modern times, many people are opting for the low maintenance garden. Using decorative aggregates is a simple solution to achieve a low maintenance area.
Decorative Aggregates, Pebbles and Gravel
The vast choice of decorative aggregates that are available nowadays is quite astounding and can be quite daunting for the newcomer.
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Screened Topsoil - 10mm
Screened Topsoil - 3mm
Screened Kettering Loam
Organic Blended Topsoil
Vegetable Topsoil Mix
John Innes Compost - 10mm
Organic Green Compost
Universal Compost
Spent Mushroom Compost
Tree & Shrub Compost
Soil Based Lightweight Compost
Bark Mulch
Moss Peat Bales
Slate Mulch
Ericaceous Compost
Bofield Growing Medium
'Lightweight Green Roof Soil' for garden roofing
Sterilised Turf Dressing
Horticultural Sand – Moist
Horticultural Sand – Dry
Playpit Sand
Sand Bags
Cotswold Stone
Blue Slate
Green Slate
Plum Slate
Gravel 10mm
Gravel 20mm
Building Sand
Sharp Sand
Ballast
M.O.T. Type1
Rock Salt