Yates Nature's Way Organic Compost & Soil Improver
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Sunburn may affect plants that are exposed to very hot weather.
Damaged or burnt flowers, foliage or fruit after hot weather.
Improve the soil, apply mulch, keep plants well watered and provide shade if necessary during very hot weather.
Transform soil into a healthy nutrient rich base for your gardens and lawns with Yates Nature’s Way Organic Compost & Soil Improver.
A complete plant food enriched with natural fish, seaweed, humates, molasses and more - boosted with NPK to improve plant and soil vitality.
A complete plant food enriched with natural fish, seaweed, humates, molasses and more - boosted with NPK to improve plant and soil vitality.
Releases nutrients slowly, improves the structure and moisture retention of the soil and encourages earthworms and beneficial soil micro-organisms.
Petal blight is a fungal disease of flowers, best known for attacking azalea flowers. Mostly prevalent after periods of rain or over-head watering.
Aphids are small, sap-sucking insects which can cause a lot of damage to your plants. They can be black, green, red-pink and translucent white and are often found grouped on new shoots and buds.
Downy Mildew is often more widespread in younger plants and is recognised by downy, whitish tufts or spores on the underside of the leaves.
Powdery mildew is a fungus which spreads a white or ash-grey film over the upper and lower surfaces of the leaves of plants-usually the older leaves.
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