Norlake Sheep Pellets

Dig into garden beds to promote strong, healthy plants.

Norlake Compost is a blend of organic matter, providing a rich source of nutrients for plants. Dig it into garden beds to improve soil structure, encourage earthworms and microbial activity for strong, healthy plants.

Norlake Vegetable Mix is formulated for the home gardener to provide excellent growth for vegetables.

A blend of fine bark, pumice and greenwaste, this weed free mixture also contains sheep pellets, dolomite lime and blood and bone fertiliser to encourage plant establishment and sustained growth.

Norlake Vegetable Mix is ideal for growing vegetables in the garden or in pots and containers.

Nothing quite says spring has arrived like Daffodil’s do. These well-known garden treasures come in a wide range of shapes, sizes, colours and types. The days of only bright yellow Daffodils being available are gone; now you can find numerous shades of white, orange, lemon, cream and ivory. There is bound to be a Daffodil to suit most gardens, and they’re almost fool proof. Ideal for picking for the vase as they last for over a week.

Simple yet delicious, this recipe pairs two popular garden harvests for a tasty dish the whole family will love. Many of you have summer spuds ready to dig or already dug from the garden. With a dash of lemon, butter and fragrant oregano (freshly snipped from the garden!) you can spruce up your roast spuds.

Winter is the perfect time to plant roses and when the best selection will be available in garden centres. Follow our guide to choosing the right rose and our top picks for your rose garden this winter.

Your green garden oasis will most likely have spots that soak up lots of sunlight throughout the day, as well as shady corners where the sun doesn’t quite delve into. Luckily there are edibles that can be grown in almost every part of your garden, so to make the most of your growing spaces the below suggestions will help you pick the perfect crops based on the amount of sun and shade your garden receives.

After harvesting your summer crops it’s the perfect time to plant more for continuous harvests. Companion planting involves grouping plants together so they can help each other to grow better. We've put together top autumn companions!