Is delivery extra?
No, there are no extra charges, the delivery is included in the prices listed.

What is Gee-up suitable for?
Traditionally horse manure is renowned for roses and rhubarb! All plants will benefit with this good nourishment, especially plants that need a rich soil and like moisture around the roots.
Examples: Vegetable growing, roses, rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, hydrangeas, magnolias, clematis, hostas, fuchsias, delphiniums the list is endless
To get a new plant established, it helps to give the roots some goodness to get into.
If spread over moist ground as a mulch it will help to lock in the moisture for those dry periods we have from time to time. The worms will slowly draw it down into the soil.

How do you use Gee-up?
Mix half and half with your soil when planting, also spread deeply as a mulch.

When should I use Gee-up?
All year round, especially in spring and autumn. A good thick mulch helps to retain moisture in the summer months.

Can it be used in hanging baskets?
Yes it is excellent mixed with soil or compost as it provides slow release nutrients and also helps to retain moisture.

Will it burn my plants?
Absolutely not! Gee-up is carefully composted and therefore is well rotted, it won’t damage your plants like fresh manure would.

What else is in the bag?

It is just the horse manure and stable bedding composted naturally.

What is the coverage for mulching?
2 x 18kg bags will cover an area of 1 square metre to a depth of approx. 8 centimetres.
1 cubic metre covers 12.5 square metres to a depth of apps. 7.5 centimetres.

Which size bags are the best value?
The XL Bulk bag is the best value for money. Do consider the work involved in handling this huge bag though, it is down to you with shovel and wheelbarrow to empty it.
The smaller bags are much easier to manage!

Both 18kg and 12kg bags work out at the same price, so consider which weight suits you best to lift.