Soil Analysis

Ever left wondering why your lawn isn't looking as good as it should? This could be because there is an issue with the nutrients in the soil. Our soil analysis kits allow you to see if there are any nutrients that are over the levels they should be or ones that are deficient. From these results our trained agronomists are then able to prescribe you with the fertiliser you need to remedy the problem.

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Paddock Soil Analysis for Horse Grazing
Paddock Soil Analysis for Horse Grazing (All Nutrients)
£57.53 Inc VAT £47.94 Ex VAT
Soil Analysis for Flower Beds
Soil Analysis for Flower Beds
£57.53 Inc VAT £47.94 Ex VAT
Paddock Soil Analysis for Grazing - Heavy Metal Analysis (Soil Test)
Paddock Soil Analysis for Grazing (Heavy Metal Analysis)
Paddock Soil Analysis for Grazing (Heavy Metal Analysis)
£97.92 Inc VAT £81.60 Ex VAT
Soil Analysis for Lawns/Amenity Turf
Soil Analysis for Lawns and Amenity Turf
£57.53 Inc VAT £47.94 Ex VAT
Soil Analysis for Growing Vegetables (Brassicas, Carrots, Potatoes, Tomatoes)
Soil Analysis for Growing Garden Vegetables
£57.53 Inc VAT £47.94 Ex VAT
Paddock Soil Analysis for Sheep Grazing
Paddock Soil Analysis for Sheep Grazing (All Nutrients)
£57.53 Inc VAT £47.94 Ex VAT
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Grass Leaf Tissue Analysis for Heavy Metals
£120.10 Inc VAT £100.08 Ex VAT
Bowling Green Soil Analysis
Soil Analysis for Bowling Greens
£47.94 Inc VAT £39.95 Ex VAT
Soil Analysis for Flower Beds
BSE Soil Analysis – Suitable for Meeting SFI Scheme Requirements
£57.42 Inc VAT £47.85 Ex VAT
Soil Analysis for Flower Beds
BSE SOLVITA Soil Analysis – Suitable for Meeting SFI Scheme Requirements
£106.20 Inc VAT £88.50 Ex VAT

Frequently Asked Questions

What is soil analysis and why is it important?

Soil analysis measures key elements in your soil, such as pH, nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K). Knowing your soil's nutrient levels helps you choose the right fertiliser or treatment and avoid over- or under-application.

What can I test soil for?

Standard tests measure pH and NPK levels. Some kits also check for magnesium, calcium, or organic matter content. Advanced testing services may assess micronutrients, texture and contamination risks.

Who should carry out soil testing?

Soil testing is useful for domestic gardeners, farmers, turf professionals, and groundskeepers. Whether you’re growing vegetables, managing pasture, or maintaining a sports pitch, testing helps improve results.

How does your soil analysis process work?

Once you order, we’ll send a soil sample bag and pre-paid return envelope. Collect samples from different spots in the lawn, place them in the bag, and post it back. The lab typically processes samples within 10–14 days. Our team will then interpret your results and send you a tailored treatment plan with product recommendations.

How often should soil be tested?

We recommend testing once a year, ideally in early spring or autumn before applying fertiliser. Frequent testing helps track changes and improve soil health over time.

Can I use these tests for paddocks and pasture?

Yes – our soil test kits and lab services are suitable for paddocks, grazing areas, lawns, and fields. Accurate testing helps you avoid unnecessary costs and ensures better grazing or crop results.