Wool pellets are a type of organic gardening material made from natural sheep wool and manure that has been compressed into small pellets.

To use wool pellets, simply scatter them on the surface of the soil around the base of your plants, mix through the soil or cover the soil surface to mulch. For more details instructions click here.

Yes, wool pellets are safe for pets. They are a natural non-toxic and will not harm your pets if they accidentally ingest a small amount of them. Like with any fibrous material the pellets could cause a stomach blockage if eaten in larger amounts.

Yes, wool pellets are suitable for use with all types of plants, including fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers, and shrubs. The unique composition makes them perfect for any soil or plant type.

No, wool pellets do not attract pests. In fact, they can help repel pests such as slugs and snails. Slugs and snails detest crawling over the spiky wool fibres.

Wool pellets will slow breakdown over a period of six months to two years, depending on the conditions. Over this time they will continually release much needed nutrients into the soil.

Yes, wool pellets are environmentally friendly. They are made from a renewable resource (sheep wool) and are biodegradable, meaning they will break down naturally in the soil over time. Additionally, using wool pellets can help reduce water usage and the need for chemical fertilizers, making them a sustainable choice for gardeners.

No, while there are often seeds stuck in the wool, the pelleting process heats the wool up to a temperature that will kill off any seeds. No weeds will be transferred from our farm to your garden.