What Is Double Hammered Hardwood Mulch

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What is double hammered hardwood mulch.

Aged mulch has cured for six or more months to reduce the ability of the mulch to draw. Add to cart details. Processed a third time triple hammered hardwood mulch is finer than double hammered mulch as the chunks are broken down even further almost to a sawdust consistency. Use to retain moisture in soil for enhanced growing conditions.

It helps deter weed growth. It helps to retain moisture in the soil. It is made from south carolina and georgia hardwoods. Add to cart details.

Jet black 1 5 cu ft black hardwood mulch. Double hammered hardwood our double hammered hardwood mulch is processed on site where we can control the quality and freshness of each and every yard double hammered hardwood is perfect for areas with slopes and retains moisture well plants and shrubs love. Gardenscape 2 cu ft dark brown hardwood mulch. Add to cart details.

Regular double hammered mulch 23 00 per yard. Fresh hardwood mulch has a woody smell that brings to mind fresh cut trees and the great outdoors. Mulch performs a key role in an attractive healthy garden or landscape but the array of choices can prove daunting. For pricing and availability.

Regular double hammered mulch looks great around shrubs and trees. Shredded hardwood mulch is a double hammered finely ground oak product which is good for using on slopes and in areas where erosion may occur. Add to landscaping beds to help prevent weed growth. Add to cart details.

Red dyed mulch 35 00 per yard. Add to cart details. Cedar mulch 36 00 per yard. This mulch can last up to a year.

Premium double hammered hardwood mulch 29 00 per yard. The pieces of wood are larger than the premium double hammered mulch. Regular brown dyed mulch 31 00 per yard. Up to 20 yards fits on one of our delivery truck.

Regular double hammered hardwood mulch is sold and delivered by the yard. Colored wood mulch is often made from recycled wood that can contain objectionable additives including arsenic from pressure treated wood and is not always 100 hardwood pressure treated wood containing arsenic was phased out a decade ago by the epa but old crates and pallets may still be entering the recycling stream.