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Tea Tree Mulch 50L

Gorgeous dark tones and a natural aroma to bring ornamentals and natives to life.

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Features & Benefits:

Featuring gorgeous dark tones and a natural aroma, Rocky Point‘s Tea Tree Mulch is a feast for the senses that‘s guaranteed to bring any garden to life!

Spread this environmentally friendly mulch around your ornamentals and natives and you‘ll be amazed at how much water (and weeding time) you can save!

Made as a by-product of the tea tree oil making process, you will experience considerable water savings and prevent unwanted weed growth by using Tea Tree Mulch for ornamental and native gardens alike.

Tea Tree Mulch is a beautiful, dark, rich coloured mulch, which will enhance the look of any garden. It also has a fresh and fragrant aroma.

Benefits of Rocky Point Tea Tree Mulch:

  • 100% organic and fragrant
  • Highly decorative
  • Reduces water usage
  • Improves soil structure
  • Insulates against extreme hot or cold temperatures
  • Encourages earthworms Tea Tree Mulch breaks down slowly, enriching the soil through composting
  • Suppresses weed growth
  • Prevents soil erosion
  • Ideal for native gardens
  • Prepared and tested under strict conditions, this product is certified as an Australian Certfied Organic Allowed Input

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