5-35mm Spruce Ornamental Bark
PRODUCT DETAILS
AHS are proud to have been supplying the UK landscape industry with bark and woodchip for more than 25 years.
5-35mm Spruce Ornamental bark is a versatile conifer bark, ideal for landscaped areas and garden borders and is dark brown in colour.
FEATURES
- 100% British
- Typical particle size 5-35mm
- Minimal dust and fines
- White wood content no greater than 15%
- Bulk density typically 280-350kg/m3
- pH range 4.5-5.5
- Free from methyl bromide, pathogens, pests and weed seeds
- Free of all foreign matter*
*While 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
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
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Why use sustainable timber for our products?
Here at AHS Ltd, not only do we utilise timber from UK forests to reduce the carbon footprint of our products but, through photosynthesis during their lifetime, trees absorb carbon, which is also great for our planet. Even in an unmanaged forest, when a tree dies it decomposes, so the carbon it has stored over its lifetime is released naturally into the air. This makes each tree virtually carbon neutral.
Most people assume that cutting trees down is a bad thing, which is certainly the case with deforestation, but sustainable forestry means the same number of trees or more are planted to replace those felled. And, although every tree absorbs carbon, as young trees grow, they absorb it more rapidly than ageing trees. Approximately one tonne of carbon is stored in every cubic metre of timber. When trees are felled, the carbon is stored within the timber and with every new tree planted, more carbon is removed from the atmosphere, which is ultimately better for the planet.
Forests are the natural habitat for numerous species of wildlife and insects. Research has shown that well-managed forests can be better for wildlife, rather than leaving dense patches of undisturbed woodlands. They can offer a more balanced environment with wildlife corridors.
Managed forests can help with climate control, soil erosion and minimising the risk of flooding. Altogether, it highlights the need for the end to deforestation and a better understanding of how we can help to maintain our forest habitats for generations to come through effective and sustainable forestry management.
To find out more about our sustainably sourced products, please speak to a member of our sales team on 0333 207 0440 or email sales@ahs-ltd.co.uk.
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