Fertilising your garden is essential for healthy, thriving plants. It replenishes nutrients in the soil, promoting strong growth, vibrant blooms, and abundant fruit. Regular fertilization ensures plants get the essential nutrients they need, like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. By boosting soil fertility, you help plants resist pests, tolerate stress, and grow more vigorously, resulting in a lush, beautiful garden.

Liquid fertiliser is a plant food that comes in liquid form. Because it's already in liquid form, it's easy for plants to absorb the nutrients quickly. You can mix it with water and pour it directly onto the soil or spray it onto the leaves. Liquid fertilizer is great for giving plants a quick boost of nutrients, and it works well for indoor plants, garden beds, hydroponics or even lawns.

Granular, controlled or slow-release fertilizer is a type of plant food that comes in small pellets or granules. These pellets slowly break down over time, gradually releasing nutrients into the soil. This means plants get a steady supply of nutrients over several weeks or months, rather than all at once. Slow-release fertilisers are great for long-term feeding, as they reduce the need for frequent reapplication. They are commonly used in garden beds, lawns, and potted plants to support steady growth and healthy development.

Powder fertilisers are dry, fine-grained plant nutrients that you mix with water before applying to your garden or plants. They dissolve quickly in water, making it easy for plants to absorb the nutrients through their roots. Powder fertilizers can provide a quick boost to plant growth and are often used for feeding plants that need immediate nourishment. They are versatile and can be used for indoor plants, outdoor gardens, and even in hydroponics.

Compost fertiliser is a natural plant food made from decomposed organic materials like kitchen scraps, garden waste, and leaves. It enriches the soil by adding essential nutrients and improving its structure, making it easier for plants to absorb water and nutrients. Compost also helps promote healthy root growth and supports beneficial soil organisms. It’s an eco-friendly, sustainable way to boost garden fertility while recycling organic waste. It's usually mixed in with your garden soil prior to planting.

Manure fertilizer pellets are compacted, dried pellets made from animal manure, usually from cows, horses, chickens, or sheep. The pellet form makes them easy to handle, spread, and apply in the garden, and they break down gradually, releasing nutrients over time. Manure pellets also improve soil structure, and are great for soil preparation before planting.