Irish Sheep's Wool Pellets
Organic Sheep's Wool pellets made in Co. Kerry. Sheep's wool is a completely natural, sustainable way to feed your plants and enrich your soil. Made using the shorn wool from free-roaming Kerry sheep, each pellet is rich in nitrogen, potassium, and essential nutrients that promote strong, healthy growth. More details below
Sneem Wool Pellets – Organic Fertiliser - Nourish Your Soil with 100% Organic Irish Wool
Why Choose Wool Pellets?
- Safe for vegetables, fruit trees, flowers, and houseplants.
- Locally Produced in Kerry - Supporting Irish farmers and reducing carbon miles
- Slow-Release Nutrition - Feeds your plants for months, improving soil structure and water retention
- High in Nitrogen and Potash
- Nitrogen (N): 12.8% Phosphorus (P): 0.003% Potassium (K): 3.86%
- Eco-Friendly and Sustainable - Wool that would otherwise go to waste is transformed into a powerful natural fertiliser
How to Use
Mix a handful of Sneem Wool Pellets into the soil around your plants, pots, or raised beds. As the pellets slowly break down, they release essential nutrients and retain moisture, reducing the need for watering and feeding.
Frequently Asked Quesions:
1. What are organic sheep’s wool fertilising pellets? The pellets are made from 100% natural Irish sheep’s wool which are compressed into easy-to-use pellets. They act as a slow-release, organic fertiliser and soil conditioner, rich in essential nutrients like nitrogen, potassium, and sulphur — all vital for healthy plant growth.
2. How do wool pellets benefit the soil? Sheep’s wool gradually breaks down in the soil, releasing nutrients over several months. As it decomposes, it improves soil structure, enhances aeration and water retention, and encourages beneficial microbial activity. This results in healthier, more resilient soil that supports strong root systems.
3. Are wool pellets good for water retention? Yes! Each pellet can absorb up to three times its weight in water, acting like a sponge. This helps keep soil moist for longer, reducing the need for frequent watering — especially beneficial during dry spells or in sandy soils.
4. Do wool pellets replace traditional fertiliser? They can be used on their own as a natural fertiliser or alongside compost or other organic fertilisers. The slow-release nitrogen ensures steady plant growth without the risk of nutrient runoff
5. Are they safe for organic gardening? Absolutely. Wool pellets are chemical-free, biodegradable, and approved for organic use. They’re safe around pets, pollinators, and wildlife — making them perfect for eco-conscious gardeners.
6. Can I use wool pellets on all plants? Yes, they’re suitable for vegetables, flowers, shrubs, trees, and houseplants. Simply mix pellets into the soil or compost at planting time, or sprinkle around established plants as a top dressing.
7. How long do they last in the soil? Depending on soil conditions and moisture levels, wool pellets typically release nutrients over 4–6 months. They continue to enrich the soil structure long after the nutrients are released
8. Is using wool pellets sustainable? Yes — wool is a renewable and locally sourced resource. By using wool pellets, you’re supporting Irish sheep farmers and helping reduce waste from the wool industry, turning a natural by-product into a sustainable soil solution.
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