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Eco Mulch: Soil Improving Mulch

Eco Mulch: Soil Improving Mulch

£121.95 GBP
£121.95 GBP
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Give beds, borders and shrubs extra insulation and drainage during the colder months with our Eco Mulch: Soil Improving Mulch.

Eco Mulch: Soil Improving Mulch is available in XL bulk bags approx. 750L for chosen day delivery.

We’ve designed our bulk bags of peat-free coarse soil improving mulch to give plants and shrubs better water retention and drainage when they need it most. This coarse 30mm screened material breaks down slowly over autumn and winter to release nutrients for long-term feeding and provide insulation from the cold.

We take locally recycled Dorset garden matter and mature it for 9 weeks, closely monitoring the process to ensure sustainable, high-quality soil-improving compost. Give your garden an energy boost while it prepares for spring renewal.

For best results, spread over your beds to a depth of 5-10cm.

Key Benefits

Why choose our soil improver mulch?

  • Insulate your plants and provide drainage through cold and wet weather
  • Improves soil structure and moisture retention
  • An excellent source of nutrient-rich organic matter to help plants establish
  • Easy to apply
  • Little maintenance needed
  • Also perfect for adding to soil when planting trees and shrubs

Usage Restrictions

Not suitable for potting compost. Try a lighter weight soil.

Pay with Klarna

At Eco, we are excited to offer Klarna as a convenient payment option, allowing you to split your purchase into three easy installments. Klarna's Pay in 3 solution makes it easier than ever to get the garden products you need without the upfront cost.

*Please note that if you are logged into Shop Pay at checkout, the option to use Klarna will not be visible.*

To take advantage of Klarna’s payment plan, simply click the link to Checkout as a Guest which sits below the Pay Now button. This will enable Klarna as a payment provider and allow you to complete your purchase with ease.

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Work out how much you need....

Measure: Width x Length (meters) = Surface Area (m²).

Depth: We recommend a 5cm depth. Surface Area x 0.05 = Total Area (m³).

Bags Needed: Total Area (m³) / 0.73 (ECO bag coverage) = Number of Bags.

Tip: Round up for extra coverage.

Important information

Our delivery is kerbside, using non-returnable pallets for safety.

We deliver across England and Wales. However, due to the additional carbon footprint involved in transporting Eco products across water, we are unable to deliver to the Isle of Wight, Isles of Scilly, and Isle of Man.

Products, up to 1 tonne are delivered in Eco Bulk Bags, positioned as close as possible to your preferred spot, considering access and surface limitations. Please keep the ECO bag as it is super useful for garden waste.

Delivery does require hard road access as we are unable to carry the bags over inclines, shingle or into rear gardens.

Presence is advised to make sure the delivery happens without issue, please be aware if you location is not suitable for kerbside delivery there is a chance it may incur return costs.

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Eco Mulch: Soil Improving Mulch questions

How does soil improving mulch help with garden drainage?

The coarser fractions will product pockets of space within soils, allowing for water to be stored and not sit on the surface. The organic matter in compost will also help with moisture retention, the coarser fractions will break down over time, providing plants with a long term food.

Can I use soil improver mulch to insulate my plants over winter?

Yes! The coarser fraction will provide great insulation but is worth remembering that it is not as successful as other mulches in stopping weeds from sprouting through. However, it looks natural and breaks down to give your plants plenty of nutrients.

How much soil improver mulch do I need?

To work out the volume of the area you are working with, you will need to use the formula length(m) x width(m) x depth(m). The answer will give you the cubic meterage of your chosen area. We’d recommend a depth of 5cm. Alternatively, use our free volume calculator.