Sleepy Hollow Farm

• 100% All natural
• 100% Recycled
• No chemicals, additives, hormones, or steroids
• Compost includes horse manure, bedding and urine, all aged and composted to a rich black compost.
• Natural time released nutrients to nurture plants and shrubs.

Our Compost is 100% natural, nothing aritificial has been added. Unlike cattle, chicken and pigs, our horses are not fed or given regular antibiotics, steroids, growth hormones, or any other artificial products.

Excellent for use in planting seedlings, as potting media, enriching the soil. Helps sandy soil retain water and assists clay soil in draining. Great for indoor or outdoor farming/gardening uses. Use as a cover to protect plants for the winter!

Feeding & Mulching

Feeding

Urban Gardners Organic Compost can be forked or rototilled well into the soil and will give plants a gentle slow release feed through the summer and help retain moisture. Use a generous layer for best results.

Summer Mulching

Use 2-3 inches of horse compost around shrubs and herbaceous perennials to feed plants, suppress weed growth reducing loss of nutrients from the soil and minimise the work of weeding borders. Through the summer the mulch will retain moisture and protect the soil from drying from sun and wind.

Soil Conditioning

Bring dead soil back to life! Use when manure is recomended, all year round. Use composted horse manure in heavy clay soils to improve the condition  or use in light sandy soils to give body and retain moisture. Use 2-3 inches forked or rototilled well into the soil to improve the condition of the soil, reducing heaviness and adding nutrients. The soil can be planted immediately.

Use For

• Turf-when laying a new lawn prepare with 1/2" of Urban Gardeners Horse Compost, mix with soil, lay turfs, and tamp down, water well.
• Vegetables-apply a generous layer of Urban Gardeners Horse Compost for best results, its great for all veggies!
• Trees & Shrubs- to plant trees, shrubs, roses in open ground using Urban Gardners Horse Compost, dig a hole atleast double the size of the pot or root ball. Add a thick layer of compost, and place the root ball in the hole so that is is at least 3 inches lower than it was in the pot. Replace soil around it by hand while mixing in a good quantity of manure around the roots. **REMEMBER a tree is only as good as the hole it goes in**