Mulch
Is Mulch good for your plants? Why do you recommend Mulch?
A nice thick layer of mulch has many benefits. It can help reduce weed issues, moderate soil temperature, and retain moisture around the root zone of your plants. When the mulch breaks down, it will help improve the biodiversity and fertility of your soil. Mulch will also help to create a visual contrast to the surrounding plants and structures.
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- Flori-Malaleuca Mulch
- Uses invasive species
- Not attractive food source to termites
- Pine Bark Nuggets
- Sustainable
- Slow to decompose
- Pine Stray Bales
- Less likely to wash away
- Easy to spread
- Red Mulch
- Ascetically pleasing
- Pairs well with flowers
- Coco-Brown Cypress Mulch
- Rich brown color
- Slow to break down
- Natural Cypress Mulch
- Natural wood or blonde coloring
- Termite resistant
- Natural Palm Mulch
- Great for roses
- Holds moisture well
- Red Cypress Mulch
- Rich red color
- Slow to break down
Natural Palm Mulch
Natural Palm Mulch is more blonde in color. Palm mulch is perfect for rose beds. The acidity is just right in the fibrous mulch and it holds a good amount of water making it perfect for your rose beds.
Natural Cypress Mulch
Natural Cypress Mulch is more blonde in color. The mulch is durable, rot-resistant and does not breakdown as quickly as other mulches. Excellent for use in pathways and sitting areas due to its durability and compaction. The Cypress Heartwood makes a termite-resistant mulch. It also has anti-fungal properties and a slow rate of decay. Cypress […]
Coco-Brown Cypress Mulch
Coco-Brown in color, our cypress mulch is durable, rot-resistant and does not breakdown as quickly as other mulches. Excellent for use in pathways and sitting areas due to its durability and compaction. The Cypress Heartwood makes a termite-resistant mulch. It also has anti-fungal properties and a slow rate of decay. Cypress chips take more than one […]
Red Cypress Mulch
Red Cypress Mulch – The bold, vibrant and rich red color makes a statement in every garden setting. It is a a by-product harvested from cypress pine plantations. This mulch forms a natural termite barrier when used close to your home and, when turned regularly retains its bright, ruby-red appearance for months. The Cypress Heartwood […]
Red Mulch
Red mulch is the most popular color of mulch in SW Florida. Red is a great color to accent or bring out the color of green plants, bushes and shrubs. Red mulch is often used in gated communities and commercial applications due to the presentation it offers. The red color also pairs well with the […]
Pine Straw Bales
Pine straw or needles typically comes from pine plantations which produce paper and wood products. Because they “knit together,” the pine needles are less likely to wash away than some other mulches. Pine needles make fine mulch for flower beds. They are light and fluffy. Spreading them around is easy and they don’t compact over […]
Pine Bark Mulch
Pine bark is a byproduct of the forest industry. It comes in various sizes. It typically has a dark brown color. Pine Bark Mulch or nuggets last longer than shredded wood mulch, but are not ideal for areas prone to flooding or heavy rains, as the bark chunks can float away. The bark pieces assist with […]
