Wild Your Garden Premium Organic Green Compost (PAS100 Peat-Free Soil Improver & Planting Compost)

Our Wild Your Garden Premium Organic Green Compost is a high-quality PAS100-certified peat-free compost and soil improver, ideal for tree planting, shrub planting, wildlife gardens, habitat creation projects and improving tired or compacted soils naturally.

Dark, rich and beautifully earthy in texture, this compost helps improve soil structure while adding slow-release organic nutrients that support healthier root systems and stronger plant establishment over time.

Unlike heavily processed growing media, Organic Green Compost works with the natural biology of the soil – helping retain moisture during dry periods while also improving drainage and aeration in heavier ground.

This versatile peat-free compost is particularly useful when:

• planting trees and shrubs
• improving poor or compacted soils
• building wildlife-friendly planting schemes
• establishing meadow areas
• creating healthier soil structure naturally
• reducing the need for artificial fertilisers

Produced to PAS100 standards, this screened compost contains a fine, workable texture with 95% of particles within a 0–10mm range, making it easy to incorporate into existing soils or planting mixes.

Features

• Premium peat-free organic compost
• PAS100 certified
• Helps improve soil structure naturally
• Supports healthy root establishment
• Moisture retentive while remaining free draining
• Acts as a natural slow-release fertiliser
• Suitable for trees, shrubs and wildlife planting schemes
• Excellent general-purpose soil improver
• Fine workable texture (0–10mm screened)

How To Use

For tree and shrub planting:

• mix approximately 3 parts soil to 1 part Organic Green Compost

Can also be used:

• as a general soil improver
• around borders and wildlife planting
• for habitat creation projects
• to enrich poor or tired soils

As with all wildlife-friendly gardening, improving the health of the soil itself is one of the most important foundations for supporting long-term biodiversity.