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What is the best for general planting and potting multi purpose compost or peat free multi purpose compost. Sorry if I have posted this twice. Hi. If you put 'Which? compost' into the search box at the top of the page several  threads should come up

if i was to use a large plastic tub to compost would i need to cut the bottom out first

I took some lovely well rotted compost out of my bin last week to plant my seed potatoes in and it was full of ants! Any suggestions please as to whether its usable compost? E. G. can I treat it with ant powder......AJB I'd use the compost, but I

CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT IS THE BEST COMPOST FOR THE EASY FILL HANGING BASKET Hello gardenboy -its good to go for a pot/container and basket compost it has water retaining particles and plant food in it for up to 6 months that is what I am going

Is it OK to put citrus fruit peel in the composter? I eat grapefruit regularly and have a lot of peel but am not sure if it will be OK I'd stick it in the worm farm just to be safe.. Thank you Neil. I'm new to composting but it just didn't seem

last year we had a problem with rats in the garden and then they started to come into the house, horrid problem was dealt with and we havent seen any for weeks now.  My compost bin was quite close to the house and we were advised not to use it.  Can

if i was to use a large plastic tub to compost would i need to cut the bottom out first Ofcourse, at least some holes large enough for the wurms and other small compostingworkers to get into the tub and do their job.

Can anyone tell me how effective the rotating compost bins are? Thanks! Pretty hopeless I would imagine.  I suspect the contents would clump at the bottom so as you turned they would just go round the outside of the bin rather than mixing

I started composting in  February this year and so far i have got nothing but a bad smell. Is there anything I can do to speed up the process without using chemicals?   Tell us how you're making your compost and then we might have an idea where

I recently purchased three bags of Gardenline muti-purpose compost from Aldi. It contains shredded plastic, pieces of masonry, bits of glass and today I've just found bits of somebody's old sunglasses to say nothing of the twigs, pebbles and woody