There’s a better way to grow your plants: With 100% NZ Wool

Natural Wool Garden Products Made In NZ

Garden and Gift

A person holding a small white fabric pot filled with dark soil, with a green plant growing in it. The background shows more soil and some green plants.

Natural Wool Grow Pots and Gift Sets made from wool directly from our farm, for more sustainability in your garden.

Weed Mats and Rolls

Close-up of a small green plant with thin, elongated leaves growing in soil with a wool weed mat

Natural New Zealand wool mulch for keeping weeds down and giving your garden a helping hand

Wool Pole Protectors

A young tree with green leaves growing in a valley surrounded by rolling hills covered with grass and patches of trees under a partly cloudy sky.

Natural wool protection for young trees, made from New Zealand wool without the plastic waste.

Why Wool in the Garden?

Wool is a natural, hardworking fibre with plenty to offer. Good Flock turns 100% New Zealand wool into practical garden and landscaping products that help you grow, protect and care for your plants — naturally.

Working with our sheep daily we know exactly what goes into producing this versatile fibre and it starts with good animal care, sunshine, grass and water. Sheep naturally grow a fleece twice a year that gets taken off at shearing time to ensure the animal’s health.

Wool Weed Mats

Wool weed mats naturally prevent weeds from growing and smothering your young plants. Your wool weed mat will help lock in moisture, deter pests (such as slugs) and act as mulch, feeding the soil once the break-down process begins.

raw wool in shearing shed

Wool Grow Pots

When growing your seeds and seedlings in our wool pots, the plants, once established, can be planted directly into the soil with the pot. The wool pot will allow roots to grow and move freely, while breaking down over time, reducing transplant shock and feeding the soil.

  • Wool is biodegradable

  • Wool nurtures the soil while breaking down

  • Wool can act as pest deterrent

  • Wool locks in moisture and slowly releases it