Landscape Bark 100L

WHY USE WESTLAND LANDSCAPE BARK

• Gives an attractive and pleasing finish.
  
• Reduces garden maintenance by suppressing weed growth.
• Retains suitable moisture keeping your plants more healthy.
• Provides year round protection and insulation for plant roots from extremes of temperature; excessive heat in summer and damaging frosts in winter.
• Reduces the impact of heavy rain and prevents mud splashes on plants and walls, so your garden stays tidy.
• Encourages earth worm activity helping to improve soil aeration and enhancing organic matter levels, fertility and soil structure; plants are happier under these conditions.
• Discourages slugs and snails due to its texture.

WHERE TO USE?

• Westland Landscape Bark is a general-purpose quality bark and is ideal for the following:
  
• Mulching flower beds and borders.
  
• Amongst conifers, alpines and heathers.
• Around specimen trees, shrubs and roses.
• Edging paths and lawns.
• Garden walkways and play-areas.

KEY POINTS

• Suitable for all beds, borders and around trees and shrubs.
  
• Holds moisture for longer.
• Suppresses weed growth
• FSC graded, from a sustainable source
• 30-50mm in size for maximum coverage

HOW TO USE:

• Westland Landscape Bark is easily applied by hand.
• AS A MULCH: It can be applied at any time, although spring and summer are the best times. Soil should be covered to a minimum depth of 50mm (2”).
  
• EXISTING BEDS & BORDERS: Prepare the border by removing all weeds and debris. Spread a layer of bark 2.5-5cm deep over the area ensuring that the mulch reaches under the plant canopy and covers the root area.
  
• NEW BEDS & BORDERS: Prepare the area by removing all weeds and debris. Spread a layer of bark 2.5-5cm deep over the area.
  
• AFTERCARE FOR BEDS & BORDERS: Remove any annual weeds as they appear. To maintain a good mulch layer, replenish the area with fresh bark annually.
  
• UNDER FRUIT TREES & FRUIT BUSHES: Prepare the area under fruit trees and fruit bushes by removing all weeds and grass. Spread a layer of bark 2.5-5cm deep over the area right up to the tree and bush trunks.
  
• PATHWAYS: Prepare the pathway by removing all weeds and debris. Spread a layer of bark 5cm deep over the path.
  
• AFTERCARE FOR PATHWAYS: Remove any annual weeds as they appear. To maintain a good bark layer, replenish the area with fresh bark annually.