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Garden Highlights Landscape Bark - Large

Garden Highlights Landscape Bark Large 40L

Garden Highlights Landscape Bark - Large

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Landscape Bark is suitable for a variety of landscape applications. It consists of New Zealand Pinus Radiata bark, a renewable resource that is a by-product of the forestry industry. It can be used as a natural ground cover which protects plant root systems and encourages microbial and worm activity.

Features and Benefits
  • Large bark size of 25-50 mm.
  • Reduces water evaporation.
  • Maintains even soil temperature.
  • Suppresses weeds.
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How to use

Depth

Bags required to cover 1m2

5cm

1.25 bags

10cm

2.5 bags

15cm

4 bags

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