Wood Material and Other Landscaping & Decking Type bark for mulching

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Garden Pine Bark Mulch:

Most gardeners know that applying mulch around the landscape can provide numerous benefits to your garden plants. Not only can this be an attractive addition to the garden, but adding mulch can significantly reduce the amount of time you spend on routine maintenance. By blocking out light, mulch suffocates weeds; thus, knocking out your weeding chores. Mulch retains moisture as well, limiting the need for constant watering. During periods of heavy rain, mulch can help prevent soil erosion by keeping the soil firmly in place rather than allowing it to wash away. In this same respect, mulch aids in the prevention of soil splashing onto plants. Mulch helps to keep your plants cool during those hot spells and insulates plants in the cold months of winter. Best of all, organic mulches, such as bark or pine needles, can also improve the soil. As these types of mulches begin to break down, nutrients are slowly added to the soil, encouraging healthier plant growth and even beneficial insects, like earthworms.  

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50L PE bags, packed in pallet/ ton bag/ carton, or as your requirement.

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Tips on how to use pine bark mulch

TIP-1: When using around a tree, don't pile the bark up around the trunk. Make sure the bark is only 1"-2" deep and keep it pulled back from the tree trunk itself. Deep mulch can be an open invitation to insects. Let your tree trunk breath.

TIP-2: Before putting down mulch around plants, give the plants a good drink of water. Sometimes mulch can be too deep and actually repel water from the plants that need it.

TIP-3: You can use paper, grass clippings or leaves for the first layer of mulch. Then use your bark mulch for the thin top layer. It may make it cheaper for you to use bark mulch.

TIP-4: Try to remove some of the old mulch from the year before prior to adding new bark mulch.

TIP-5: Remember, if you are wanting perennials to "reseed", mulch makes this very difficult. The seeds cannot find their way to soil.

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