Available In-Store Only
Cocopeat is a high quality growing medium and soil conditioner made from coconut husk. It is lightweight, excellent for water retention and aeration of soil, and provides  another source of organic material to enhance sandy Perth gardens.
Mix Cocopeat directly into your soil in your garden beds. Cocopeat makes a great addition to pots and hanging baskets and is also great for growing microgreens!
Produced locally in Perth by The Green Life Soil Co.
Available in our Perth Eco Store only - not available for shipping.
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I initially bought this product from a company on East coast but happy to find it in a store in Perth. My husband has his own business and it always feels good to support other small businesses.
Ordered 2 of these sprinklers. They are awesome for doing around edges. They put out a great spray. Very happy and would highly recommend them.
By far the best coffee cup I've had..
And I love the color !
This is super dishwasher powder. I find it fabulous and would have great difficulty justifying trying any other.
All eggs appeared to hatch, they were placed on the Roses.
positive I sore a Ladybird Larva.. Hopefully they are enjoying my aphids
Fathers say present to brush sand off his tyres, camping gear and feet. He loves it :)
The treerings are very good fertilisers on my rose bushes and navel orange tree.
The roosting pocket is very cute and I have hung it outside my kitchen window. Am now waiting for some tenants to move in.
Very effective and easy to use, all chemical and plastic free!
Chemical free way to clean up weeds in your paving.
I purchased and set up my fly trap in Sept/Spring for my lime tree. Within a few hours of setting it up, fruit flies started lingering around it. When I checked on it the next day (<24h) there were already a few trapped in the liquid. Very effective product - looks like it will be handy in managing fruit flies in my garden this year.
no problems with anything
