Don't continually replace Pine Bark, use our Baby
Red Gum BioChar Charcoal Fines for a permanent black totally Weed Proof water
retaining ground cover for garden beds and Landscaping. Never has to be
replaced! 60ltr 18-20kg bags PICKUP ONLY $30+gst.
Cash Pickups available from our Warehouse Mon-Fri 8-5. Sat 8-4. 58
Frankston Gardens Dr. Carrum Downs 3201. Terry 0431 210 997
Make Activated Charcoal by mixing it with Chook or Cow manure for a supercharged naturally organic ACTIVATED CARBON BIOCHAR soil improver.
400kg bag would do 15 sqm at 100mm/4" deep.
To mulch 100mm or 4″ deep, divide the square area by 10. In this case, 12 square metres divided by 10 is 1.2 cubic metres. You can round that figure up to 1.5 cubic metres of pine bark material, to be sure. Any extra can be used as a topping for Garden Pots.
Better than Pine Bark as no termites living in it next to your wood windows or walls. No insects in it so birds won't flick it out, looking for a feed. It doesn't blow around either. It creates a dark blanket that prevents weeds sprouting, and keeps soil moist, underneath. Our Factory garden bed has not had a weed pop up for the 6 mths it has been in, our shrubs are twice the size of other garden beds planted the same time!
Use as a BioChar grade Charcoal soil conditioner, Water Retaining Mulch, Orchid Potting Mix, or Decorative landscaping Pebbles, or topping for Pots. 5-25mm pieces, pics shown with 20c coin. Diameters range between 4-25mm.
Made from Pure Chemical Free Red Gum Tree Lump Charcoal.
- Looks great as landscaping ground cover or
topping for plants or trees in Pots.
- Acts as a soil conditioner, rotary hoe a layer into clay soils to aerate and
retain water.
- Acts as water saving mulch for veggie plots or Gardens. reduces watering to
once per week.
- When mixed with soil, it increases water and nutrient holding capacity
ensuring that your plants and crops prosper and stay healthy.
– Adds structure to soil. Builds up sandy soils & makes clay soils more
friable - easier to dig!
– Holds nutrients in structure where plants can access them - Less fertiliser
is therefore needed.
– Habitat for beneficial bacteria that enhance