Mulch

NATURAL CEDAR MULCH

Natural bark and wood cedar 100% ecological. At the time of application, the color will add contrast and brightness to any new landscape.

The brown color is less resistant (than dyed products) to sunlight and the wood grays naturally with time.

It is ideal to cover large areas. It breaks down very slowly and repels insects.

RED CEDAR MULCH (MD COLORED)

Natural bark and wood cedar with a hint of ecological dye 100% natural. The red color resists longer to sunlight, thus avoiding the effects of natural graying. The color will add contrast and a sparkle to any new landscape.

Its properties are comparable to natural cedar mulch with the advantage that the red cedar mulch will retain its color longer.

It is ideal to cover large areas. It breaks down very slowly and repels insects.

BLACK CEDAR MULCH

Natural bark and wood cedar with a hint of ecological dye. The black color resists longer to sunlight withstanding the effects of natural graying. The color will add contrast and brightness to any new landscape.

Compared to natural cedar mulch, the black cedar mulch will retain its color longer.

It is ideal to cover large areas. It breaks down very slowly and repels insects.

BROWN CEDAR MULCH

Natural bark and wood cedar with a hint of ecological dye. The brown color resists longer to sunlight withstanding the effects of natural graying. The color will add contrast and brightness to any new landscape.

Compared to natural cedar mulch, the brown cedar mulch will retain its color longer.

It is ideal to cover large areas. It breaks down very slowly and repels insects.

HEMLOCK CEDAR MULCH

Our Hemlock mulch decomposes slowly. It stands out by its natural reddish color that will add contrast and exceptional style to landscapes.

The bark of hemlock leaves a fresh scent of wood and it will brown naturally in the sun.

Conifers Mulch

First transformation products consisting of conifer at 100%.

Reduce soil evaporation.

Returns organic matter in the soil as it decomposes slowly.

Limit the proliferation of weeds.

Help to withstand winter.