Mulch · 05.02
Cypress Mulch
Cypress Pine bark and chip that naturally resists termites. Its golden, brown and rust tones stand out against green leaves.
- Bark + chip
- Termite resistant
- Golden to rust tones
- Sold per m³
Quick answer
Cypress Mulch combines bark and chip from the Cypress Pine, a timber with natural termite resistance, so it is the one to choose when termites are your main worry. It settles into a dense layer that slows evaporation and shades out weed seeds before they germinate. The golden, brown and rusty colours stand out against green plants. Lay it about 50–75mm deep.
| Material | Cypress Pine bark and chip |
|---|---|
| Colour | Golden, brown and rusty tones |
| Termites | Natural termite resistance |
| Sold by | The cubic metre |
| Typical depth | About 50–75mm |
| Coverage | About 13–20 m² per m³ |
| Approx. weight | About 0.3–0.4 tonnes per m³ |
These coverage and weight figures are a guide. Work out your own area with the volume calculator.
Why choose it
What it does well
- 01Natural termite resistance
- 02Moisture retention
- 03Weed suppression
- 04Low maintenance
About the product
How this mulch performs
Because it is made from both the bark and the chip of the Cypress Pine, this mulch is naturally termite resistant. Termites can do real damage to Australian gardens and the structures around them, and cypress mulch gives you a natural barrier, which makes it the pick when termites are a main concern.
Once spread, cypress mulch forms a dense layer that slows evaporation from the soil. Plants stay hydrated for longer, you water less often and you save water. The same layer blocks sunlight, so weed seeds underneath struggle to germinate.
Its golden, brown and rusty colours work beautifully against green foliage and lawn. Cypress mulch is a premium option that looks good, lasts and does the job.
Cypress Mulch: your questions answered
Is cypress mulch termite resistant?
Yes. Cypress Pine bark and chip are naturally termite resistant, which makes this the mulch to choose if termites are your main concern.
What colour is cypress mulch?
Golden, brown and rust tones that stand out against green plants and lawn.
How many cubic metres of cypress mulch should I order?
Lay it 50–75mm deep, where each cubic metre covers roughly 13–20 m². Multiply length × width × depth in metres to get your volume, or let our volume calculator do it.
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