Chicken of the Woods’ is a popular mushroom with foragers, growing naturally in the wild as bracket fungi on the trunk and stumps of Oak, Cherry, Sweet Chestnut, Willow and Yew.
Making wellies is not easy, but the designers and manufacturers passion for over 15 years has been to create the most sustainable, handmade and fashionable wellies available. It doesn't make a difference if you are attending a festival, gardening, mucking out or walking, they want you to feel fab while you're getting muddy. All of the natural rubber is sustainably sourced from the best rubber plantations in the world and the packaging is 100% recycled and eco friendly too. External Boot Height: 37cm These boots are supplied and delivered by one of our carefully selected retail partners. An email address and telephone number must be given at the point of ordering so that delivery may be arranged. Refunds/ExchangesWe can certainly refund/exchange your item within the 14 days, in accordance with the Consumer Rights Act 2015, however, you must return the item at your own cost. If you wish to arrange a refund/exchange please send an email in the first instance to [email protected] with your order number included.You will be responsible for paying for your own shipping costs for returning your item. Shipping costs are non-refundable. To be eligible for a return/exchange, your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must also be in the original packaging. Once your item has been received back and inspected then your refund/exchange will be processed. In the event of a refund, please note that original delivery costs levied at the time of ordering are non-refundable.
Adding manure to your garden soil is the traditional, tried and tested way of adding nutrients and improving the structure, and these pellets are the easiest and most convenient chemical free way to achieve great results. Made from completely organic, dried and sanitised composted chicken manure, they will naturally increase the fertility of the soil all over your garden, from lawns to borders and containers. They contain a wide range of nutrients along with fulvic and humic acids that stimulate the micro-organisms in the soil to release more nutrients. Breaking down slowly over several months, they will release their goodness and help all of your plants to thrive. Directions for Use Lawns: 150-200g per m² in April, with further applications in June and August.Borders with mixed shrubs, bulbs and perennials: 150-200g per m² worked into the soil in early April and again in July.Root crops: 125-150g per m² prior to sowing.Green leaf crops: 150-175g per m² prior to planting.Potatoes: 150-200g per m² worked into the soil prior to planting, with a second application in early July.Pots and containers: Work into the compost in early April and again in July, 100g for a 30cm pot, 200g for 60cm and 300g for 90cm.Fruit trees, shrubs and roses: 125-150g per m² worked into the soil in early April and again in July. If there is no rain within 3 days of application, water the area thoroughly. Keep away from pets and children and store in a cool, dry place. Wash hands after use.