Wood mulch

Wood chip mulch is often recommended, but what does it actually consist of? Is it good for your garden? We explore this topic!

Mulching is an important part of gardening, but sometimes the traditional mulch options just don't fit the bill. Here are 5 great alternatives to traditional mulch that will help your garden thrive all year long!

6 Things to Know About Using Cedar Mulch

A common tip for gardeners to help keep their soil moist for longer is to ‘mulch over the soil,’ but what does this actually entail, and which mulch is best? The most commonly used mulch is mulch made from chipped or shredded wood, with cedar wood being among the most popular types of wood to use for this purpose.

Learn the pros and cons of mulching with an organic mulch or an inorganic mulch like rocks.

Discover what type of mulch termites enjoy, and which to use to repel termites from your home. Learn the difference between hardwood mulch and softwoods like cypress mulch and why subterranean termites seem drawn to nesting under mulch. #termite #wood #home #attract

Wood chips are a very useful by-product many landscapers are happy to give away. And your garden will grow lush and tasty with wood chip mulch everywhere!

25 beautiful garden path ideas & pro landscape design tips on easy DIY backyard walkways with gravel, brick, stepping stones, wood, pavers, or even mulch!

Do you need to apply a layer or two of mulch to your garden or landscaping? Take a look at these ways to mulch for cheap or free!

Mulch can get expensive, especially if you buy from a garden center. These 24 cheap mulch ideas will save you a ton of money and are really easy to do! #mulch #gardening #epicgardening

Discover how to use cardboard as mulch in your garden for effective weed control, moisture retention, and improved soil health.

Cocoa brown Cypress mulch

Why Not to Sheet Mulch // Cardboard mulch under wood chips

Wood Chips vs. Mulch: Discover the Differences Between Wood Chips and Mulch for Your Garden and Their Benefits.

Mini mulch is a natural fir bark that ranges from 1/4" to 1/2" in size.

Engineered Wood Fiber (EWF) mulch flooring for playgrounds is composed of wood that’s been ground to a fibrous consistency and sometimes processed to “knit” together in order to form the surface that you see on the playground. That being said, EWF is considered a “loose fill” playground surface. EWF is also known as “engineered wood chips”. Is this your best option for playground flooring? Find out more on our blog post!

How to Fill a DEEP Raised Bed CHEAP and EASY 1. Start with the Base: Bulk Materials Use cheap materials like logs, branches, dead leaves, straw, or cardboard to fill the bottom ⅓ to ½ of the bed. 2. Add Organic Matter Layer compostable kitchen scraps, unfinished compost, or manure to enrich the soil over time. 3. Add a Middle Layer Use garden soil, compost, and aged mulch or wood chips for good drainage and nutrients. 4. Top Layer: High-Quality Soil Fill the top 6–12 inches with…

Our Playground Wood Chips are certified by the International Play Equipment Manufacturers Association (IPEMA). These are also known as EWF (engineered