Bagged Mulches

Fine Woodchip Mulch: Mats tight to prevent blowing by the wind, and lets less light get to weed seeds, has more nutritive potential than cedar or redwood, decomposes rapidly against the ground
Soil Pep: Partially composted fine bark mulch, dark and beautiful, ideal for rose gardens, shrubs and perennials, premium quality for front entrances and high visibility.
Walden’s Garden Mulch: for mulching perennials, shrubs and vegetable gardens. Sprinkle some organic fertilizer on the soil, then apply mulch 1”-3” thick. Holds moisture, resists weeds, and feeds worms and microbes. Contains 5-8 year aged beetle-kill wood chips. This forest humus mulch is so broken down that we are planning to use it this year to mulch our veggie garden. We do sell straw because straw breaks down in one season. Most wood chips are so raw that it is not advisable to turn them into the soil, because they cause a nitrogen deficiency until they break down.

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