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Organic Bark Mulch

£170.00

Our Organic Bark Mulch for gardens acts as a protective layer for plant roots and can add nutrients to the soil as it breaks down. It's a great all-rounder in the garden, helping improve soil structure, retain moisture, suppress weeds and regulate soil temperature. 

  • Use to improve the look of beds and borders whilst adding nutrients 
  • FCS certified using bark from responsibly managed forests
  • Peat free compost 

High Quality Mulch for Gardens

Our Bark Mulch has a range of uses, improving the look of your green space whilst adding valuable nutrients to your soil.

This type of Garden Mulch not only enhances the aesthetic of your outdoor area but also supports healthier plants.

Composted bark, when mixed into the soil, can help improve drainage in heavy clay soils and increase water retention in sandy soils. It also acts as an organic mulch, reducing evaporation from the soil surface and helping to keep the soil moist for longer periods, which can be especially beneficial during dry spells.

A layer of mulch for garden beds can block sunlight from reaching weed seeds, preventing them from germinating and growing. It will also insulate the soil, keeping it cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter, which protects plant roots from temperature extremes.

For larger projects, you can also purchase mulch in bulk, making it an efficient and cost-effective solution for landscaping needs.

Learn more about how and why to use mulch in your garden.

48 hour delivery included as standard; next day delivery available from £15.00

Our couriers deliver between 8am and 6pm. If you would prefer a telephone call one hour before your delivery please let us know.

For any queries please contact our friendly Sales Team on 01243 781730.

Delivery information, including where we can deliver to, is available on our delivery page.

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Instructions

  1. Measure the area. If you are filling a raised bed or container, make sure to measure the depth as well. For turf dressing, mulching, and the laying of new topsoil, please refer to our product guides for information on how deep to lay for these purposes.
  2. Make sure you have selected the correct measurement units for each dimension
  3. Select the product from the list
  4. Click “Calculate” to see how much you require.

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Produced in the UK

Produced in the UK

Recycled from local green waste

Recycled from local green waste

Eco friendly

Eco friendly

Peat free

Peat free

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FAQs

By laying down a layer of bark, you can prevent weed development by creating a barrier that blocks any sunlight. However, to maximise the efficiency of bark mulch, it is essential that any existing weeds be removed before laying down your bark. It’s also critical to use a thick coating of bark, ideally 2-3 inches deep, and to inspect and renew the bark layer on a regular basis.