First, unlock goodness in waste

Unlocking nutrients is simple when you break down wastes fast with a no-mix system like Bioverter, and capture all goodness with pull-out collectors for easy harvesting.

Then turn unlocked goodness into soil richness

Your compost harvest wants to evolve into a final soil-like form. Leave it to rest, and nature will help create either great topsoil or soil superfood, depending on what you do with it:

Fresh topsoil

Spread compost harvest on your soil and cover it with standard garden mulch. Fully rested harvest ends up as crumbly, highly beneficial topsoil.

Soil superfood

Put your harvest in a worm pop-up. Free-range earthworms come to it to feed, multiply and produce nutritious worm casts. Uneaten parts turn into soil-like compost.

Helpful info

Everyday waste to garden wonder.

Build soil health for plant to thrive

Soil health is hugely underrated.

Good soil allows your garden to grow, down and up

Does your garden soil give plants enough room to grow?

The best thing for your garden is going to waste

Most people don't realise just how much plant superfood goes in the bin each week.

Give your garden's ecosystem a helping hand

We all know plants live within an ecosystem where everything feeds off each other.

Turn your morning coffee into your garden's best friend

If there’s one thing Australians love, it's a warm, rich cup of coffee.

Brighter flowers come from healthy soil

Alyssum. Borage. Nasturtium. Names which don't roll easily off the tongue, but as the edible flowers around your garden they can be a delight to the eyes, and the mouth!

Combat declining garden soil fertility

We all know that a fertile garden is a good thing, but what does it mean exactly.

Do you know your worms?

Slippery, slimy - and the best indication of robust garden health.

Reusing wastes generated by roasting coffee

There is no shortage of caffeine dealers in Australia.

A juice boost for your garden

Our gardens love a balanced, nutritious feed as much as we do.

Aerate your wastes to keep things flowing

A breath of fresh air in your compost system - it’s an essential! Compost microbes are living things, and like most other life forms, they need air to do their important job of breaking down organic waste.