15-60mm Bark Nuggets
PRODUCT DETAILS
AHS are proud to have been supplying the UK landscape industry with bark and woodchip for over 25 years.
Our 15-60mm Bark Nuggets are a chunky redwood bark, produced from pine, Douglas fir and larch, ideal for creating a decorative effect. Rich mid-brown in colour.
FEATURES
- 100% British
- Typically 90% of particles 15-60mm
- Minimal dust and fines
- Durable and long-lasting
- Minimal white wood content, typically no greater than 5%
- Bulk density typically 200-250kg/m3
- pH range 4.5-5.5
- Free from methyl bromide, pathogens, pests and weed seeds
- Free of all foreign matter*
*Whilst all practical measures are taken to remove foreign matter such as metal, glass and plastic, we cannot guarantee the complete absence of all extraneous material. The total amount will not exceed 0.2% by weight.
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.
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