How to use:
- Put on a pair of gloves & crumble compost between your hands to break down any lumps so that it regains its open texture.

Planting in containers:
- Potting is best done in the spring, summer or autumn when plants are actively growing
- Before potting, water plants well & allow to drain away
- Put fresh compost in the bottom of a new pot
- Turn the plant upside down & tap the pot sharply to release
- Place the plant in the middle of the new pot ensuring the root ball is not buried too deep, then add more compost, firming lightly around the root ball
- Leave a space of at least 1cm below the pot rim to allow adequate space for watering
- Water the plant well

Planting in borders:
- Planting is best done in the spring, summer or autumn when plants are actively growing
- Before planting, water plants well & allow to drain away
- Dig a hole at least 4 times the size of the container that plant is growing in
- Break up the sides of the hole & fill it with the compost leaving an indent for the root ball
- Turn the plant upside down & tap the pot sharply to release
- Place the plant in the middle of the hole ensuring the root ball is not buried too deep, then add more compost, firming well around the root-ball with your hands or heel
- Leave a shallow indent around the plant to hold water, then water the plant well

Growing on:
- After 6 weeks feed with ericaceous plant food
- Hardy plants should be top dressed or re-potted as required

Handy gardening tips:
- Store in a dry, frost-free place away from any garden chemicals

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