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In the pasture, the soft rustle of grazing sheep merges with the occasional chime from the bell around our ram, Zuzu, gently punctuating the quiet. It’s here that wool begins its journey, serving as a living thread that weaves together land, animals, and soil in a cycle as old as shepherding itself.
Pelletized Wool
Wool Pellets - Derived from the shorter, coarser fibers of shearing, such as belly and britch wool that aren’t suited for spinning—holds a gift for the soil. When added to garden beds or mixed into potting soil, it absorbs and releases water like a sponge, nurtures plants with slow-releasing nitrogen, aerates the soil encouraging roots to stretch deeper, and as it decomposes, wool feeds the soil, creating a regenerative balance that enriches the earth.
Whether in the garden or on your windowsill, wool pellets help plants thrive with less water and fewer inputs. Beyond practicality, wool pellets invite a mindful approach to gardening, connecting you to the sheep who grew the fleece, the shepherd who cared for them, and a way of growing that seeks balance rather than shortcuts. It’s a way to care for the earth while nurturing your own little patch of it, whether outdoors in a flower bed or indoors with a houseplant.
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By choosing wool pellets, you divert what would otherwise be discarded wool from landfills, reduce the need for non-renewable materials like peat, avoid introducing microplastics into the soil, and support shepherds.​​
Why Wool Pellets?
Renewable & Biodegradable
Crafted from 100% natural wool, these pellets break down over time, supporting sustainable gardening without leaving waste behind.
Easy To Handle
Lightweight and mess-free, wool pellets are easy to spread and store, making gardening simpler than ever.
Support Plant Health
Retains water naturally, helping your garden stay hydrated for longer while reducing watering needs.
Slug Deterrance
The natural texture of wool creates a barrier slugs and snails avoid, offering a chemical-free way to protect your garden.
How It Works
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Add to Your Garden
Spread wool pellets evenly over your soil, around plants, or mix them into your seed starting blend for added moisture retention and physical support.
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Water Thoroughly
Hydrate the pellets after application to activate their natural water-holding properties. They’ll help keep your garden beds hydrated longer.
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Protect Your Plants
Create a barrier to deter slugs and snails by placing pellets around your plants or garden beds. The natural texture of wool makes it difficult for pests to cross.
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