[vivienzParticipant]

Now there’s a familiar sight!

Thanks, cleansweep. I guess I shall get the strimmer out and then pile everything on top then plant into this. By far the biggest problem, I suspect, will be deer, rabbits and all the other wildlife that is around in the area.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

[vivienzParticipant]

Hi Kev,
Thanks for the tip. I rang Viridor and their quote was really competitive, so I think I shall try them to start with once I’m ready. I thought I might see if Fiddleford Mushrooms sell their spent mushroom compost as well – even closer as we’re near Sturminster Newton.
Thanks again,
Vivien

[vivienzParticipant]

I’ve just joined the forum and bumping this thread as I plan to start some no-dig beds on a new kitchen garden in about a month’s time in north Dorset, and will need quite a bit of compost for it. I have been looking at the Viridor company up near Yeovil in Somerset and, I’m guessing, that’s the one that Charles has mentioned. Can anyone give me an opinion on the quality of the compost from this type of source? I’d like to use peat-free compost, if at all possible.
Thanks!

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