B & Q in store were pushing Verve multi purpose compost 3 x 60 litre bags (180 litres) for £12. Stacked close were Verve multi purpose compost 125 litres at £5.98.
So by buying 2 x 125 litre you get 250 litres for £11.96. Equating to an extra 70 litres for 4 pence less!!!
(I know the 125 litre sacks are a lot heavier, but if your on the bus its the same problem!)
I don't know if this is classed as a deal but a 'heads up' anyway.
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simes
31 Mar 134#1
Look out for growbags too.
They often work out a lot cheaper than bags of compost even though they contain the same thing.
desertstorm777
31 Mar 133#2
Last year they were a Tenner for three bags from what I remember. I've also spotted the massive difference in getting the bigger bags.
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simes
31 Mar 134#1
Look out for growbags too.
They often work out a lot cheaper than bags of compost even though they contain the same thing.
desertstorm777
31 Mar 133#2
Last year they were a Tenner for three bags from what I remember. I've also spotted the massive difference in getting the bigger bags.
dougys123
31 Mar 13#3
Nice spot
andybrock
31 Mar 131#4
Good price but poor reviews last year.
The topsoil is very poor too after they changed to the verve brand.
chicotimenow2 to andybrock
4 Apr 13#13
agreed i used these last year when trying to grow a swede, which was a bit of a turnip
sillytilly
31 Mar 131#5
asda are selling three bags of 70 litre multi purpose compost for £10
Flogger
31 Mar 13#6
It looks like they have changed supplier. It was the best stuff I could find for the past two years!
tonyhawk
31 Mar 13#7
Thanks, I plan to do some planting of bulbs I picked up for £1 in b&q at the end of the summer.
Any suggestions for cheap plant pots that I can use before I build my wooden planter?
mbond65
31 Mar 131#8
Go to an independent garden center and support small businesses. I used to work for an independent garden center and we offered 3 x 50L bags of levington compost with John Innes for £11.99, brilliant compost and better than this rubbish
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So by buying 2 x 125 litre you get 250 litres for £11.96. Equating to an extra 70 litres for 4 pence less!!!
(I know the 125 litre sacks are a lot heavier, but if your on the bus its the same problem!)
I don't know if this is classed as a deal but a 'heads up' anyway.
Top comments
They often work out a lot cheaper than bags of compost even though they contain the same thing.
All comments (26)
They often work out a lot cheaper than bags of compost even though they contain the same thing.
The topsoil is very poor too after they changed to the verve brand.
Any suggestions for cheap plant pots that I can use before I build my wooden planter?