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Eco Woodland Garden Mulch

Eco Woodland Garden Mulch

£126.95 GBP
£126.95 GBP
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A bark-based mulch recycled from local trees, perfect for deterring slugs and snails.

Eco Woodland Organic Garden Mulch is available in XL bulk bags approx. 750L for chosen day delivery.

Finish off your beds and borders, protect your garden and keep unwanted intruders off your plants with our bulk bags of organic Woodland Garden Mulch. Offers the protection your plants need whilst providing a professional, natural finish to your garden.

Locally sourced and produced from Dorset trees and gardens, the 6 week process produces a sustainable, high-quality mulch.

Screened to 30mm, the organic Woodland Garden Mulch is a perfect blend of soft and hardwood.

Spread our organic Woodland Garden Mulch throughout beds and borders for optimum protection from critters and weed growth.

Key Benefits

Why choose our organic garden mulch?

  • Suppresses weed growth and conserves soil moisture
  • Enhances your garden’s appearance
  • Easy to apply
  • Requires little maintenance
  • Pet, animal and environmentally friendly
  • Good insulation for plants in cold conditions, therefore reducing plant loss
  • Perfect for beds, borders, veg allotments, trees, and shrubs

Usage Restrictions

No Restrictions

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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 Woodland Garden Mulch questions

What is the best time of year to use garden mulch?

You can use Garden Mulch all year round, however it is best laid down in Autumn, whilst the soil is warm and moist. This gives the soil some insulation ready for the frost of winter and helps to prevent soil being washed away during heavy rain and windy weather.

Why should I use garden mulch?

It’s important to mulch your garden as not only does it improve appearance, it helps to regulate temperature in the Summer and protects your plants from the frost in the Winter. Mulching also helps to prevent weeds and improve water retention.

How much garden mulch will 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.