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Brimstones, Buckthorn and Bluebells
Category: FAQs, Garden and Home, Gardening Tips
Butterflies in February?! It was only a couple of weeks ago that the country was hunkering down beneath an onslaught…
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Houseplants in the Bedroom
Category: Garden and Home, Guides
We all know that houseplants have a huge positive impact on health and wellbeing – both physically and mentally. They…
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The Urban Gardener's Enchanted Chronicle: The Marvel of Balcony Gardening
Category: Garden and Home, Gardening Tips
Picture this: with a simple flick of your green thumb, your urban space metamorphoses into an enchanting garden. This vision…
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Growing Chilli from Seed in Carbon Gold's Biochar Seed Compost
Category: Garden and Home, Growing Guides, Guides
For gardening enthusiasts and chilli lovers alike, the prospect of growing chilli from seed can be both exciting and daunting.…
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Understanding Soil Conditioner vs Compost: The Superiority of Carbon Gold’s Soil Improver
Category: FAQs, Guides
In the world of gardening and horticulture, the terms ‘soil conditioner’ and ‘compost’ are often used interchangeably. However, these two…
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Is Seed Compost Necessary?
Category: Garden and Home, Guides
Gardening is a cherished hobby that allows us to connect with nature and cultivate beautiful gardens. Whether you’re an experienced…
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Unleashing the Moisture Magic: Debunking the Drying Myth of Peat-Free Compost
Category: FAQs, Garden and Home
In the realm of gardening and horticulture, the tide is turning towards sustainability, driving a shift from traditional peat-based compost…
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Understanding peat-free compost
Category: FAQs, Garden and Home, Guides
Understanding peat free compost whether your own home made garden compost or purchasing premade compost is both an effective and…
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FAQs about home composting
Category: FAQs, Garden and Home, Guides
Composting is an effective way to recycle organic materials into a valuable soil amendment for your garden. However, this process…
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What is cutting compost?
Category: FAQs, Garden and Home, Guides
Do you have a green thumb? Are you looking for ways to improve your garden? If so, then you may…
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Carbon Gold biochar products are organically approved
Category: FAQs, Guides
The Soil Association is the UK’s leading and most widely recognised certifier of organic standards. They are a charity, working…
Read More Is Peat Free organic compost good for the environment?
Category: Garden and Home, Guides
Organic peat-free compost is made from natural materials that would otherwise end up in landfill or being burnt. Using organic…
Read More Recycling and Reusing Compost
Category: Garden and Home, Guides, News
In 2021 around 2.3 million cubic metres of peat was sold for home garden use in the UK according to…
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Seed Compost: The Ultimate Guide
Category: FAQs, Garden and Home, Growing Guides, Guides
Peat Free Seed compost is one of the most underrated growing media in current use, and is also called Cutting…
Read More Everything you need to know about coir compost
Category: Guides
Coir, sometimes referred to as coconut fibre, or even ‘cocopeat’ is a natural fibre taken from coconut husks. Coir is…
Read More ‘Elemental’ show garden by Ian Price Design wins Gold at RHS Tatton Park
Category: Garden and Home
Ian Price Design’s Elemental garden has won Gold in the Elements category at RHS Flower Show Tatton Park, with a…
Read More Mick Poultney's perfect propagation
Category: Commercial Grower, Garden and Home
Chair of the West Midland District Association of the National Vegetable Society, Abbey Road Allotments, Colley Gate Gardening Club &…
Read More Biochar compost to help save water in Crabtree & Evelyn’s 'Avant Garden' Chelsea Fringe pop-up
Category: Garden and Home
Carbon Gold, the world’s leading biochar company, has provided biochar-based compost for an innovative pop-up herb garden to celebrate the…
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Get your seeds off to the best start this season with biochar
Category: Garden and Home, News
As the 2013 growing season begins, with hopes for more sunshine and less rain then 2012, gardeners, allotment holders and…
Read More First commercial trials of biochar show it’s better than peat
Category: Commercial Grower
9 November 2012: The UK’s first-ever commercial biochar trials with professional horticulturalists have shown that biochar helps to boost root…
Read More Less talk, more action as Carbon Gold has the solution to the peat problem
Category: Commercial Grower, Garden and Home
Government and growing media experts continue to debate how to phase out the use of peat in the horticultural industry,…
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