Seabrook on ... the need for higher-quality compost

By Peter Seabrook 21 May 2010

This year John Innes celebrates its centenary with the introduction of a new namesake rose from Peter Beales at the Chelsea Flower Show. We all have reason to thank John Innes for its now well-proven seed and potting compost formulae, to congratulate the firm on its research work over the years and wish it even greater success in the future.

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