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This has been made from blending our Earth Cycle compost and screened sand. This product has undergone a totally natural process, monitored every step of the way to ensure it has been sterilised and is free from weed seeds and pathogens. All physical contaminants are also removed, resulting in a clean stable product whihch has been produced to a high uniform specification.
The Benefits of using Root zone:
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Divot filling on race courses and polo pitches
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This is perfect for top dressing on playing fields, race courses and polo pitches and other amenity operations.
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Compost delivers natural plant fertilisers which are slow releasing over three years. Therefore reducing the need for artificial fertiliser.
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Sterile product so no weed seeds or pathogens present
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Improved water holding in light soils so less irrigation required
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Reduced nutrient leaching
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Helps improve soil structure leading to better aeration
How to use Root Zone:
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Top dressing on recreation pitches, golf courses and race courses from 20 to 100 tons to the acre
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Divots used for filling individual holes
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Turf laying used under turf to promote quick rooting and reducing the need for long term watering
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Lawns superb for top dressing lawns after aeration in the autumn, adds fertility over many years and improves drainage
Care must be taken with some ericaceous plants such as Camelias, rhodedendrons etc. Composts above 6.5 pH will adversely affect the growth of plants requiring an acid soil. However a lower rate of compost can be used e.g. 15% by volume as long as the other component in the mix are not alkaline over pH7.
The Earth Cycle have now achieved Pas 100 status on its Compost products. This means our customers can be confident that we are providing a top quality tested product, that has been monitored every step of the process and conforms to the Composting Associations tough standards.
If any analysis data is required please contact us for further information.
This product has also been approved for use in organic production.
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