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Daltons Landscape Pine Bark Ornamental 40L

Daltons Landscape Ornamental

Daltons Landscape Pine Bark Ornamental 40L

Daltons Ornamental Bark is a clean, graded 15–25mm (No.4) bark chip that provides a natural, long-lasting finish for garden beds and landscaping projects. It’s easy to apply and adds an attractive, low-maintenance ground cover suitable for a wide range of outdoor spaces - perfect for keeping garden beds looking great while reducing time spent weeding and watering.

Uses
  • Natural, decorative ground cover for gardens and landscapes.
  • Apply around shrubs, trees and garden beds to maintain a neat appearance.
  • Highlight feature plantings and focal points.
Product Features
  • Grade: 15–25mm (No.4)
  • Suppresses weeds and retains soil moisture.
  • Reduces soil erosion and protects plant root systems.
  • Promotes beneficial worm and microbial activity.
  • Helps regulate soil temperature year-round.
  • Clean, graded and easy to apply.
  • Made from 100% New Zealand Pinus radiata bark – a renewable resource and by-product of the forest industry.
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How to use

Coverage Guide:

40mm deep = 1m2

80mm deep = ½m2

 

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