Cypress Mulch
Cypress Mulch
is an organic product known for
its durability and resistance to
fungus and insects. By retaining
moisture, Cypress Mulch is the
perfect decorative, natural
ground cover for all your
bedding areas.
 Natural
Brown Hardwood
Natural Brown Hardwood Mulch is
a premium double hammered,
all-natural hardwood bark
provides a rich dark brown color
groundcover.
You will find that this Hardwood
Mulch will always have a fine
shredded consistency. The
shredded material allows for
excellent compaction, ideal for
slopes or other areas where
drainage or erosion may be a
problem.
Red
Chocolate Brown
Red and Chocolate Brown Hardwood
Mulch uses the same aging
process as the Brown Hardwood
Mulch, but is color enhanced.
Unlike many color enhanced
softwood mulches that lose their
color quickly, hardwood mulch
retains its dark rich color.
Please see information below on
color loss on these mulches.
CALCULATIONS
To calculate the quantity of
mulch needed for a project,
measure the size of the area in
feet. Take this amount and
divide by 100 to gain the number
of yards you need to cover that
area, 3 inches deep.
For example, an area 10' by 20'
would be 200 square feet in
size. (200/100 = 2). In this
case, as with all our products,
you would need 2 yards, which
would cover 3 inches deep.
NOTICE WHEN PURCHASING DYED
MULCH
WILL THE DYE RUB-OFF OR FADE?
All wood-based mulches fade and
breakdown. The colorants tend to
"set" once the mulch is
spread-out and dry. This
happens after installation in
YOUR yard. Please note that dyed
mulch SOMETIMES need 72 hours to
cure, with no rain, after you
install. Up until that point,
colorants can rub-off on hands,
clothes and pavement. It's
usually recommended that you
work with freshly dyed mulches
on a dry day, when no rain is
forecasted. Should it rain
before it has cured, you may
lose some of the color.
IS THE COLORANT SAFE?
The colorant product used on our
mulch is formulated to be
non-toxic to animals and plants.
OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS
As with other wood-based
mulches, you should fertilize
the plants in your shrub bed
with a nitrogen fertilizer
before applying your mulch. This
will counteract nitrogen
depletion in the soil, which
occurs when wood mulches
breakdown. Some will fade faster
than others depending on the
nature of the wood in the mulch
and the amount of rain and
sunlight that the mulch
receives.
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