Looking to buy wool pellets for your garden? Here's where to find them:
- WoolGrown online shop, shipping across Canada and the US
- Lee Valley Tools, in Canada
- Eartheasy, in the US
When to choose wool pellets
Wool pellets make a great garden addition if you want to water less often and feed the soil at the same time, especially in containers, raised beds, or anywhere where drying out is a recurring headache.
They're a strong fit if you:
- Grow edibles and want to keep plastic out of the bed
- Garden in containers on a balcony or patio where soil dries fast
- Want a soil amendment that breaks down naturally
If you're mulching large areas or are looking purely for weed suppression options, check out our other wool gardening products, Washed Wool Garden Mulch & Wool Garden Felt.
FAQ
Do WoolGrown wool pellets ship to the US?
Yes, the WoolGrown shop ships from Ontario, Canada to the US tariff free. Our products are USMCA compliant, and every US shipment is precleared with US customs before it reaches the border, so your order arrives smoothly with no surprise fees or delays.
Are there retailers that carry WoolGrown wool pellets?
Yes, both Lee Valley Tools and Eartheasy carry WoolGrown wool pellets, just in different sizes.
Are wool pellets safe for vegetable gardens?
Yes, wool pellets are a natural material and are generally considered safe around edibles, and they break down into the soil over the season.
Are WoolGrown pellets made in Canada?
Yes, WoolGrown pellets are made in Ontario, Canada from Canadian wool. Buying direct supports local farmers and a short supply chain.
Additional product and shipping details can be found on the FAQ page.
Written by Lindsey Weber, founder of WoolGrown
WoolGrown turns Ontario sheep wool into garden products, including wool pellets, felt and mulch.