For peat's sake.

Hi Japagow, this is always a contentious issue and has been debated many a time on here! This is my opinion - I use products that contain peat because as yet, I haven't found a peat free option that produces the results that work for me although every couple of months I buy peat reduced/peat free to see if things have improved (there's been a marginal improvement but there's a long way to go). In the big scheme of things I'm using so little peat compared to the horticultural giants that I refuse to feel guilty. I garden as organically as I can and  being environmentally friendly is always a priority. I strive to create a garden which flourishes, which looks beautiful (to me anyway!), and which is attractive to all manner of wildlife. I chose plants specifically to attract bees and pollinating insects as so much of their natural habitat is being lost - it's my contribution and don't expect anyone else to follow suit but by the same token I won't feel guilty about using a minute amount of peat to produce a garden that does that. I will welcome with open arms any substitute that does a comparable job to peat but until such a time I shall continue striving to 'do my bit' by using what works for me.

Does anyone know of a national outlet which supplies peat?
After searching the internet I can only find references to peat free.