We're offering you a 20L RocketGro Chicken Manure for £12.99, saving you up to 19% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £15.99 (correct as of 26.06.2025).

powerful nutrient boost

Nourish your garden naturally with RocketGro's 20L Organic Chicken Manure!

This premium soil conditioner is crafted from free-range chicken manure—100% natural, chemical-free, and free from peat or weed seeds. Its fine powdered texture makes it simple to spread and ensures nutrients are released quickly into your soil, giving your plants the boost they need for vigorous growth and abundant yields.

Why Choose Chicken Manure?

• Rich in Essential Nutrients: Supplies nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium—vital for healthy root development, lush foliage, and flowering.
• Improves Soil Structure: Enhances moisture retention and aeration, supporting strong root systems in both flowers and vegetables.
• Sustainable & Eco-Friendly: Made using waste from free-range chickens—no synthetic additives or peat.

How to Use

• Top Dressing: Sprinkle directly onto soil around established plants or across vegetable beds.
• Dug In: Work into the top layer of soil before planting annuals, perennials, or crops for season-long nutrition.
• Compost Booster: Add to homemade compost heaps to speed up decomposition and increase fertility.

Caring For Your Plants

• Application Timing: Best applied in early spring or autumn when preparing beds for planting.
• Watering: Water thoroughly after application to help nutrients penetrate the soil.
• Caution: Avoid direct contact with young seedlings; incorporate well into the soil before sowing seeds.

Perfect For

• Flower borders and ornamental beds
• Vegetable patches and allotments
• Potted plants needing a nutrient boost
• Sustainable gardeners seeking organic solutions

FAQs

• When is the best time to apply chicken manure?
  The ideal times are early spring or autumn when preparing your beds for planting or after harvesting crops.
• Is this manure safe for all plants?
  This product is suitable for most flowers, vegetables, shrubs, and fruit trees. Avoid direct contact with young seedlings; mix well into the soil before sowing.
• How much should I use per square metre?
  A general guideline is to apply a thin layer (about 100g per m²) and dig in well. Adjust quantities based on plant requirements and existing soil fertility.