Contains organic matter that stores carbon while supporting plant growth. Healthy soil is one of nature’s most efficient carbon sinks, with the ability to lock away CO₂ for decades.
The circular economy challenges the outdated “take, make, dispose” mindset, replacing it with a
system where nothing is wasted, and everything has purpose. At Corker, we’re bringing this vision to
life—implementing processes and practices that prioritise reuse, regeneration, and renewal.
As a family business, we believe in making the most of every resource. While not every product in our
range can currently follow a fully circular model, we are committed to progress, innovation, and
adopting more sustainable solutions as they emerge. Our approach is always evolving, and we’ll
continue to lead the way in making responsible choices for the future.
The Circular Economy Cycle
Our products complete a natural cycle that mimics the way
resources flow in nature:
01
Source Materials We carefully select materials with sustainability in mind, incorporating recycled and responsibly sourced options wherever possible, while continuously exploring more sustainable alternatives.
02
Use in Garden Our products fulfill their purpose in your garden, contributing to beautiful, thriving spaces.
03
Natural Breakdown Over time, materials like compost and bark naturally decompose.
04
Enrich Soil Decomposition returns nutrients to the soil, enhancing its structure and fertility.
05
Support Growth Enriched soil supports new plant growth, completing and continuing the cycle.
Our Circular Economy Products
Topsoil
Green Compost
Made from garden waste that has absorbed CO₂ during growth. When applied to your garden, it improves soil structure, enhances microbial activity, and continues to store carbon.
Bark Mulch
Created from tree bark that has captured carbon during the tree’s life. As a byproduct of the timber industry, it gives new life to material that would otherwise be wasted, while continuing to store its captured carbon.
Turf
Living grass continuously absorbs CO₂ through photosynthesis, storing carbon in its roots and the soil beneath. A well-maintained lawn is actively fighting climate change with every blade of grass.
Green Compost
Made from garden waste that has absorbed CO₂ during growth. When applied to your garden, it improves soil structure, enhances microbial activity, and continues to store carbon.
Bring Circularity to Your Garden
Choosing these Corker products helps close the loop, reducing waste and supporting natural cycles.
Explore our range of sustainable, recycled landscaping products and be part of the circular solution.