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Ground Cover Gravel Rubble / Roadbase Sand Loam Cement Turf Retaining

Ground Cover

Ground Cover Gravel Rubble / Roadbase Sand Loam Cement Turf Retaining

Transform Your Garden with Ground Cover

Ground Covers lay the foundation for many beautiful gardens. Beyond bare soil lies a world of possibilities using products like bark, mulch, and pine chips.

These versatile materials offer a multitude of benefits that go far beyond appearance, by creating healthy and vibrant environments for your plants, while enhancing the overall look of your outdoor space.

Bark:

Description: Bark is a natural material made from the outer layer of trees. It comes in various sizes, from shredded bark to large nuggets, and offers a range of colours depending on the tree species.

Attributesss

Long-lasting: Bark decomposes slowly, requiring less frequent reapplication.
Drainage: Bark provides excellent drainage, making it suitable for plants that prefer drier conditions.
Aesthetics: Bark offers a rustic and natural look to your landscape.

10 mm Landscape Bark

20 mm Landscape Bark

40 mm Landscape Bark

Colour Variation

It is important to know that the colour of bark can vary depending on the kind of tree it comes from, moisture content and a variety of other factors.

This needs consideration when you are thinking about the purchase of bark at a different time, which will most likely be produced in a different batch.

Some colour variation examples have been included below.

Mulch:

Description: Mulch is a broad term encompassing various materials used for ground cover. It can be organic (made from wood chips, bark, leaves, or compost) or inorganic (made from rubber, gravel, or landscape fabric).

Ultimate Red

Ultimate Black

Red Gum Chip

Eco Black

Cottage Mulch

Organic Compost

Potting Mix

Mulch:

Attributes:

Variety: Mulch offers variety in terms of colour, texture, and material. You can find organic mulch that decomposes and adds nutrients to the soil, or opt for inorganic mulch that offers long-lasting weed suppression.
Cost-effective: Mulch is generally an affordable option compared to bark or pine chips.
Nutrient Content: Organic mulch can add nutrients to the soil, which may be suitable for all plants.

Pine Chip:

Description: Pine chips are small pieces of wood derived from pine trees. They offer a consistent texture and colour and are a popular choice for playgrounds and walkways.

Attributes:

Affordability: Pine chips are a cost-effective ground cover solution.
Drainage: Pine chips provide excellent drainage, making them suitable for drier areas.
Playgrounds: Pine chips offer a safe and soft surface for play areas.

Pine Chip

Playground Pine Chip

What is Ground Cover?

Ground cover, also known as landscaping mulch, refers to a layer of loose material spread across the surface of the soil around trees, shrubs, flower beds, and walkways. It serves a multitude of purposes, including:

Weed Suppression: Ground cover acts as a physical barrier, hindering weed seeds from germinating and established weeds from competing with your desired plants for sunlight, water, and nutrients.

Moisture Retention: By creating a protective layer, ground cover helps retain soil moisture, reducing the need for frequent watering and minimizing water evaporation, especially during hot and dry periods.

Temperature Regulation: Ground cover acts as an insulator, moderating soil temperature fluctuations. It keeps the soil cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter, creating a more stable environment for plant roots.

Erosion Control: Ground cover helps prevent soil erosion caused by wind and rain by absorbing the impact of raindrops and slowing down water runoff.

Aesthetics: Ground cover adds a decorative touch to your landscape, enhancing the visual appeal of your garden beds and walkways. It comes in a variety of colours, textures, and materials, allowing you to create a cohesive and stylish outdoor space.

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and Curtis Road at Smithfield S.A

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