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Bulk Tea Tree Mulch

Made from the byproduct of tea tree oil production, its deep brown colour creates a striking contrast, while its fresh, earthy scent adds to the garden’s appeal.

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Features & Benefits:

Composition 

Made from the byproduct of tea tree oil production, this fine particle chip and fines interlock for excellent, dense coverage.  Its deep brown colour creates a striking contrast, while its fresh, earthy scent adds to the garden’s appeal.  

Bulk Tea Tree Mulch is ideal for :

  • Ornamental and native gardens 
  • Reducing water usage and improving soil health 
  • Suppressing weeds and preventing soil erosion
  • Protecting plants from temperature extremes 
  • Eco-conscious gardeners seeking organic, sustainable options 

Benefits 

With gorgeous dark tones and a rich natural aroma, this mulch enhances the beauty of ornamental and native gardens. This mulch is both decorative and practical. It conserves moisture, reduces watering needs, and improves soil structure as it breaks down.  

Acting as a natural insulator, it protects plants from extreme temperatures. It also encourages earthworms, suppresses weeds, and helps prevent soil erosion, promoting a healthier garden ecosystem. 

 

Certification 

Tea Tree is a registered product by Australian Certified Organic (ACO) 

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