[tangojulie]

Was very happy with the first 5 bags of B+Q but have just found a glove buried deep in bag no 6!

[JayG]

Was very happy with the first 5 bags of B+Q but have just found a glove buried deep in bag no 6!

Could be a 'special promotion' - after 5 bags they think you might need a hand.   

[New shoot]

Groan     

I've been using Homebase stuff this year and that's not so bad.  A few bits that are a bit big and get picked out, but no germination problems so far 

[3 allotments]

Started off using poundland rubbish,killed off all my onion seeds,then started using b&q  125l verve not had any problems with it,on to my 6th bag now 

[sunshineband]

Strangely, the 20l cheap bag of Garden Line compost from Aldi (£1.09) has been very good indeed... not many lumps or twigs and good germination of seeds too.

As I am not sure about the nutrient content I started feeding plants after three weeks, and they have all grown well

Excellent value and the smaller bags make it easy to store under the greenhouse staging too 

[strangerachael]

New Horizon peat-free mulipurpose is good if you are after peat-free. I get it at Blooms (Wyevale) 3 x 56 litre bags for £12.00. Probably not the cheapest but the quality is good.

[beesrus]

B and Q Verve 125L by far the best quality for the money this year. Complemented with a bag of John Innes no 2 and all was fine.
I tried a bag of Jack's magic. I wasn't that impressed and it was well, well dearer.

[CDave]

Verve for me. I can cope the odd bit of silver paper or branch. Very happy with how my seeds have germinated with it too.

[maxie]

jacks magic for me for all my seeds i love the stuff,used it for 5years plus no problems,murphys multipurpose for my salad tubs good too,plenty of peat in the irish composts,none of this peat free  english  council tip wood rubbish!