Levington Chicken Manure Multi Purpose Plant Food 9kg | Natural Soil Fertility Booster for Flowers Fruit & Vegetables | Organic Based Nutrient Pellets for All Round Garden Use | 9kg Tub

HIGH-NITROGEN NATURAL FEED FOR STRONG, VIGOROUS GROWTH - chicken manure is one of the richest natural sources of nitrogen available to gardeners - the essential nutrient for strong stems, lush leafy growth and high-yield vegetable crops. This slow-release pelleted formula delivers a sustained nitrogen supply throughout the growing season, supporting steady healthy growth without the sudden surge and crash of fast-acting synthetic fertilisers. DRIED AND ODOUR-REDUCED PELLETS - CLEAN AND EASY TO HANDLE - unlike raw farmyard manure, these pellets are dried and processed to significantly reduce odour, making them practical and easy to use across garden beds, vegetable plots and allotment rows. No mess, no bagging, no unpleasant smell - just sprinkle straight from the resealable 9kg tub and rake in. FEEDS YOUR PLANTS AND IMPROVES YOUR SOIL AT THE SAME TIME - one of the key advantages of chicken manure over synthetic fertilisers is its ability to build long-term soil health. As the pellets break down, they add organic matter that improves structure in both heavy clay and light sandy soils, encourages earthworms and beneficial soil bacteria, and increases moisture retention - making your soil more productive every season. WORKS ACROSS YOUR ENTIRE GARDEN - ideal for vegetable plots, allotment beds, fruit trees and bushes, roses, flowering borders, shrubs, hedging and lawns. Apply at 70g per m² and hoe lightly into the soil surface, then water in well. For raised beds and containers, mix 50g per 10 litres of compost before planting. GENEROUS 9KG TUB - COVERS UP TO 128M² PER APPLICATION - apply from March to August during the main UK growing season and reapply every 6-8 weeks for heavy-feeding crops like brassicas, courgettes, tomatoes and roses. The resealable 9kg tub provides outstanding value for large gardens, allotments and anyone feeding regularly throughout the season.