Bulk Brown Mulch

Name: Bulk Brown Mulch
SKU: 728.645
Availability: InStock

$38.00

SKU: 728.645 Categories: Bulk Materials, Garden Mulch & Ground Cover, Landscaping Supplies, Lawn & Garden

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Bulk Brown Mulch is a natural landscape ground cover that provides a tidy, finished appearance to your garden beds and foundation plantings. You will appreciate how the deep chocolate tones create a striking contrast against the green foliage of your shrubs and the bright colors of your seasonal flowers. This material acts as a protective blanket for your soil, helping to retain moisture during the heat of summer and insulating root systems against fluctuating temperatures. Because it is a shredded wood product, it interlocks effectively on slopes and hillsides, ensuring your landscape stays in place even after heavy rain showers.

Key Features of Bulk Brown Mulch

Helps suppress weed germination by blocking the sunlight needed for unwanted seeds to grow

Regulates soil temperature to protect sensitive perennial roots from extreme heat or cold

Reduces the frequency of watering by slowing down the evaporation of moisture from the ground

Decomposes slowly over time to add organic matter and nutrients back into your garden soil

Features a shredded texture that resists being washed away by heavy rain or wind

Provides a soft, cushioned surface that is easy on the knees while you are weeding or planting

Offers a consistent color that complements a wide variety of home exterior materials

Creates a clean transition between your lawn and your decorative landscape features

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Product Type: Wood Mulch

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Product Use: Ground Cover and Soil Protection

Size: 1 ton per scoop

Material: Shredded Wood

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Applying this mulch at a depth of three inches is generally the sweet spot for maximum weed suppression and moisture retention. To prevent rot and pest issues, avoid piling the material directly against the bark of trees or the stems of woody shrubs, leaving a small gap for air circulation. If you find the color begins to fade after a long season of sun, a light raking will bring the more vibrant, unexposed pieces to the surface for a fresh look.