Barks & Mulch
The brown shredded covering will add a beautiful decor to your landscape while acting as an insulator to protect plants in cold weather.
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The brown shredded covering will add a beautiful decor to your landscape while acting as an insulator to protect plants in cold weather.
The Premium Mulch is made from local trees (mainly ficus and pine). Compost is added to naturally darken the material and add nutrients.
made from local trees (mainly ficus and pine). They are screened at 3/8" - 3/4" in size. No herbicides or pesticides are used. The Brown Shredded provides a natural look to your landscape. A two-inch layer should be applied to help with moisture retention. A 3-inch layer should be applied to help with weed prevention if a weed barrier is not being used. Leave 6" - 8" bare near the base of plants.
Soil amendment: wood fines create a healthy, porous soil structure that improves aeration and allows water and nutrients to penetrate deeper into the soil. They are a popular ingredient in potting mixes, particularly for succulents. Mulch: As a top-dressing mulch, wood fines help suppress weeds, regulate soil temperature, and improve moisture retention by slowing evaporation. Composting: Wood fines are a valuable source of carbon (a "brown" material) for balancing a compost pile. Their texture helps prevent compaction and allows for better air circulation.
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(Certified) Playground Chips. Specifically for in and around playground areas. The material is primarily fir bark chips and a small percentage of pine chips.
The 50/50 Topsoil Blend consists of 50% screened sandy loam topsoil
This product is made from wood chips that have been dyed with naturally occurring elements.
Nursery Mix Potting soil
70% screened sandy loam topsoil and 30% compost.
70% compost and 30% screened sandy loam topsoil.
Seed Cover. Fine grind compost for seed topper.
(Certified) Playground Chips. Specifically for in and around playground areas. The material is primarily fir bark chips and a small percentage of pine chips.