The Dorset Charcoal Company

Most gardeners are aware of the benefits of using Perlite or Vermiculite as a soil additive, but using biochar is a far better alternative.

We're proud of the impact we’re making in carbon capture and storage. In 2024 alone, we’ve sequestered 12,892Kg of CO₂.

How to combine the use of Biochar and the No-Dig method of gardening to achieve perfect soil health in your garden.

This article talks about how Research into Biochar and it's benefits to livestock and agriculture is increasing and showing positive results

Benefits of including Biochar when planting trees: Improved tree health, drought resistance, reduced diseases and transplant shock.

Gardener's Biochar had a brief mention on Gardeners World in the last show, with Joshua Sparks talking about Biochar's benefits.

This month we are advertising our Biochar in The Vineyard Magazine; Our biochar has been used with great success in the past at Bride...

Biochar, made from plant material like hardwood, is a powerful soil enhancer, but it needs to be activated before use.

Australian farmer Doug Pow has had some amazing results from feeding his cattle biochar mixed with molasses. His whole-farm biochar...

The Dorset Charcoal Company recently supplied Kew Gardens in London, and two large market garden enterprises in Dorset with large amounts...

An article from Horticulture Week - 20 November 2017, by Sarah Cosgrove. "A trial of a turf improver with its roots in traditional...

Ash dieback (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus) commonly known as Chalara is devastating Ash trees all over Europe and this has a major potential...

Here's a couple of useful videos to help you introduce biochar into your garden to promote your plants grown, help retain moisture and...