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Forest Mulch
Forest Mulch is a medium-brown, natural ground cover mulch that interlocks to create a dense cover which is great to reduce erosion and water loss.
Features & Benefits:
- medium-brown, natural ground cover
- Interlocks to create a dense cover
- Forest-like texture
CompositionÂ
Forest Mulch is a medium-brown, natural ground cover mulch that interlocks to create a dense cover which is great to reduce erosion and water loss. With a slightly woodier texture, it provides a walkable yet natural look, making it ideal for large-scale landscaping projects. This high-quality, recycled green organics product has been double tub-ground to achieve a fine, dark appearance, widely used in parklands.Â
Forest mulch is ideal forÂ
- Large common areas, parks, and trailsÂ
- Native habitat landscaping and residential slopesÂ
- Small garden beds and landscape projectsÂ
- Enhancing soil fertility and moisture retention
- Reducing weed growth and soil erosion
BenefitsÂ
This mulch significantly improves water retention, suppresses weeds, and insulates plants from temperature extremes. It helps prevent soil erosion while adding vital organic matter to enhance soil fertility and structure. As a composted, organic material, it is free from weed seeds, making it a low-maintenance and effective landscaping solution.Â
For first time mulching, add up to 50-100mm thickness
For refreshing/ topping up, add 25mm thickness
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