10-60mm Commercial Bark
PRODUCT DETAILS
AHS are proud to have been supplying the UK landscape industry with bark and woodchip for more than 25 years.
Our 10-60mm Commercial Bark is a good value mulch, produced from mixed conifer bark with a high percentage of spruce blended 3:1 with PAS100 10-40mm mulch. Mid brown in colour with a light, pleasant fragrance.
FEATURES
- 100% British
- Typically 90% of particles 10-60mm
- Minimal dust and fines
- Durable and long-lasting
- Minimal white wood content, typically no greater than 20%
- Bulk density typically 250-400kg/m3
- pH range 4.5-5.5
- Free from methyl bromide, pathogens, pests and weed seeds.
APPLICATION RATE
We recommend that all of our mulches are laid at a depth of 50-100mm to obtain the best results.
AVAILABLE IN
- Loose loads
- Bulk bags
APPLICATION RATE
We recommend that all of our mulches are laid at a depth of 50-100mm to obtain the best results.
AVAILABLE IN
- Loose
- Bulk bag
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Hard landscaping, by definition, is the use of hard materials in your landscaping scheme.
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