I rotivated mine, pulled out the biggest lumps of clay and chucked them away then stuck in loads of compost and kept adding more once a year in the autumn and now it's much better (3 years later). You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

I had not intended it for indoor use, I will wait and see if the flowers on the hall carpet improve. If your address falls into one of these categories, we will work out the cheapest option and where possible, send out your items without any additional charge to yourself.I’ve since used it on flower beds with compost and in a matter of 3 weeks the soil is crumbly and friable. Hydrangeas that grow where iron or aluminium salts are present tend to change colour and produce blue flowers. Also start a compost heap and maybe a wormery for your non meat kitchen scraps, but those won’t be ready till next year.

In the event of this taking place a member of staff will be in touch to discuss your options or you can contact us on 01924 280306 for more details.I have raised beds already but stupidly dug in the clay soil into the bed and added compost which hasn't helped break it up.

On extremely heavy, solid clay adding grit to the ground in autumn can be very effective, especially if it is spread on the soil surface with copious amounts of organic matter such as garden compost or bulky manure. The added benefit of introducing Clay Breaker into the soil in autumn is that the winter frosts combine with the breaker to give a good soil structure for spring planting. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.Because there are lots of them they have a big surface area which efficiently hangs on to water and nutrients.