We're offering you a Peat Free Citrus Plant Compost 40L for £11.99, saving you up to 20% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £14.99 (correct as of 24.03.2026).

Peat-Free Potting Mix

Nourish Citrus & Mediterranean Plants with Confidence

Give your citrus trees, lemons, limes, and Mediterranean plants the best start with INCREDiPeatFree Premium Compost. Specially formulated for container-grown fruit trees and flowering shrubs, this British-made compost is packed with features to help your garden thrive.

Why Choose This Compost?

• Peat-Free for the Planet: Protects vital peatland habitats while delivering top performance for your plants.
• Moisture Lock Technology: Ensures even watering, keeping roots consistently hydrated—ideal for thirsty citrus varieties.
• Enriched with Seaweed Extract: Naturally boosts plant health, encourages strong root systems, and supports lush foliage.
• Slow-Release Feed: Provides balanced nutrition for up to a year, so you spend less time feeding and more time enjoying your garden.
• Incredibloom Bonus: The included 120g Incredibloom pack helps produce abundant flowers and robust growth.

Citrus Care Made Simple

• Best For: Citrus trees (lemons, limes, oranges), olives, figs, bay trees, and other Mediterranean species in pots or planters.
• Soil Preference: Free-draining compost; suitable for neutral to slightly acidic pH (5.5–6.5).
• Light Needs: Place in full sun for maximum fruiting and flowering.
• Watering: Keep compost moist but not waterlogged; moisture lock technology helps maintain optimal conditions.
• Nutrient Boost: Slow-release fertiliser feeds plants for up to 12 months; supplement with citrus feed during active growth if needed.

Planting & Seasonal Tips

• When to Plant: Best planted in spring after the last frost or early summer.
• Caring Year-Round: Bring containers indoors or to a sheltered spot over winter in colder regions (below 5°C/41°F).
• Pruning: Prune lightly after harvest or in early spring to shape and remove dead wood.
• Pest Watch: Check regularly for aphids or scale insects—treat promptly if found.

Create a Thriving Mediterranean Display

• Companion Plants: Pair with lavender, rosemary, thyme, or agapanthus for a sun-loving container garden.
• Schemes: Use on patios, balconies, or conservatories where warmth and sunlight are plentiful.

FAQs

• Q: When is the best time to use this compost?
  A: Spring and early summer are ideal—just after the last frost is perfect for potting citrus and Mediterranean plants.
• Q: How long does the slow-release feed last?
  A: The embedded nutrients feed your plants continuously for up to 12 months before needing additional fertiliser.
• Q: Is it suitable for other fruit trees?
  A: Yes! While designed for citrus and Mediterranean species, it supports most container-grown fruit trees needing free-draining soil.