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Types of Mulch
Organic mulches are made with natural materials. Popular examples are pine bark, moisture mulch, tree mulch, water-saver mulch, eucamulch, redwood, and blackwood mulch. Inorganic mulches includes material like pebbles, and decorative aggregates like Tuscan screenings. At Daisy's we offer a wide range of mulch to fit your particular project needs!
When to apply mulch
There is no specific time to apply mulch, but it is a good time to mulch:
- Before rain as the mulch locks in moisture,
- after planting to finish your garden and
- before summer to help protect your soil from the summer heat.
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How to Mulch
1. Before mulching, remove the weeds either manually or by using herbicide. To help prevent more weeds from re-emerging, put down a barrier like weedmat, but the barrier can be something as simple as newspaper or cardboard.
2. Select the mulch – it can be organic or inorganic
3. Apply the right amount of mulch. We recommend you apply mulch to a depth of 50-100mm depth to get the best weed suppression. But don’t pile mulch up against the stems of the plants.
4. Water