Mulch

Premium Double ground hardwoods mulch. This mulch product is the best for new landscape installs and old exiting landscape beds.

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What is it? This mulch is made from Hardwood trees and very fine texture being ground twice. This mulch gives you the best composting of all our mulches and will break down faster, especially around flowers.

Size:

Priced per Cubic Yard.

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These finely shredded wood chips are made from hardwoods like oak, hickory, maple, eucalyptus, locust, beech, ash, birch and poplar. The tight grain of hardwoods helps prevent splinters.

All dyed mulch products are non toxic and are produced from naturally Occurring colors found in the earths surface.

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Over time, mulch colors fade due to frequent exposure to sunlight. Regular non-dyed mulch may become a grayish color in one to two months, while dyed brown or black mulches may keep their color for a year or longer.

All dyed mulch products are non toxic and are produced from naturally Occurring colors found in the earths surface.

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Red mulch is dyed with iron oxide. This is a compound of iron and oxygen. We are all familiar with the result of this compound oxidizing: We call it "rust," which is red. "Rust" may not have very positive connotations, but it is quite safe to have around the garden.

Pine bark mulch, as the name suggests, is made from the shredded bark of pine trees. In some cases, though, the bark of other evergreens, like fir and spruce, may be added into pine bark mulch.

However, pine bark mulch is very lightweight. While this can make it easy to spread, it makes it inappropriate for slopes, as the bark can be easily moved by wind and rain. Pine bark nuggets are naturally buoyant and will float in circumstances with too much water.