Fine texture · Dark brown
Tea Tree Mulch
Dark and fine, it mats together on the bed and keeps moisture in.Good for
- Garden beds
- Moisture retention
- Natives
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Mulch supplies
Quality mulch and bark, delivered in bulk. Our locally sourced mulch is an affordable way to control weeds, hold moisture, build fertility and get more out of your garden.
Quick answer
Seven bulk mulches, fine to chunky: Tea Tree and Forest Mulch at one end, Hardwood Chip and Hoop Bark at the other. Whichever you pick, a 75–100mm layer keeps weeds down, holds moisture and feeds the soil as it breaks down, and one cubic metre covers about 10–13 square metres.
| Product | Best for | Typical depth |
|---|---|---|
| Tea Tree Mulch | Fine texture, holds moisture | 75–100mm |
| Cypress Mulch | Slow to break down, tidy look | 75–100mm |
| Forest Mulch | Large areas, economical | 75–100mm |
| Forest Mulch Double Grind | Fine, knits together | 75–100mm |
| Tub Grind Mulch Coarse | Large areas and slopes | 75–100mm |
| Hardwood Chip | Paths, neat even surface | 75–100mm |
| Hoop Bark 1–2 Inch | Pots, planters, decorative beds | 75–100mm |
Every mulch we sell is quality inspected and certified, so you won’t be redoing the garden down the track.
Stringy texture · Long lasting
Cypress Mulch
Light, stringy mulch that breaks down slowly and stays tidy for longer.Good for
- Feature beds
- Long life
- Slopes
Medium texture · Economical
Forest Mulch
Good-value all-rounder for covering big beds and controlling weeds.Good for
- Large areas
- Weed control
- Budget jobs
Fine texture · Even finish
Forest Mulch Double Grind
Forest mulch ground twice for a finer, more even look.Good for
- Garden beds
- Even finish
- Improving soil
Coarse texture · Weed control
Tub Grind Mulch Coarse
Chunky tub-ground mulch for keeping weeds down over large areas and banks.Good for
- Large areas
- Banks
- Weed control
Clean chip · Pathways
Hardwood Chip
Clean hardwood chips for paths, play areas and a tidy, natural look.Good for
- Pathways
- Play areas
- Feature beds
25–50mm bark · Decorative
Hoop Bark 1–2 Inch
Hoop pine bark in 25–50mm pieces. Decorative, lets the soil breathe and lasts.Good for
- Decorative beds
- Pots and planters
- Long life
mulch: your questions answered
How thick should mulch be?
Aim for 75–100mm. A thinner layer lets weeds through and dries out fast, while a much thicker one can stop water reaching the soil. Leave a hand-width gap around plant stems and tree trunks.
Which mulch lasts the longest?
If you’d rather top up less often, go chunky: Hardwood Chip, Hoop Bark and Cypress Mulch all outlast fine mulches like Tea Tree or Forest Mulch Double Grind.
How many cubic metres of mulch should I order?
One cubic metre covers roughly 10 m² at 100mm or 13 m² at 75mm. For a 100mm layer, measure the bed in square metres and divide by 10.
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