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Enviro Mulch Mix reduces moisture loss, reduces weed growth and prevents high soil temperatures that can damage the roots. It is irregular in size, which allows the water to pass through to your plant’s roots. Provides an economical option, without turning to manure. This mulch provides your garden with the nutrients it requires as it breaks down at a slow, consistent rate. Contains green-waste and soil. -
To be used thinly as a top dressing, for uneven and thin lawns or filling up divots and holes created through wear and tear. Contains screened red sand, loam, chicken manure and soil, traces of limestone from the sand quarry, which are porous and soft (they won't blunt your lawnmower blades) and encourages the growth of your lawn. Best to be applied in the growing season from September through to April. -
Our Landscape Mix is perfect for native gardens as it is not heavy on fertilizers. It is made from 100% organic, recycled greenwaste fines, blended with top soil and sand. Suitable for planting lawns, garden beds, fruit trees etc. It maintains a good balance between moisture retention and proper drainage. It is used extensively by the landscape trade for its versatility. -
Jungle Mulch is a rich black medium to coarse mulch with organic matter. Recycled crushed green-waste, forest bark, peat and composted organics. -
Blue Metal is most commonly used as aggregate in concrete, cavity filling, driveways, paths and in soak wells. The size is up to 14mm Blue Metal. It can also serve as a pale blue/grey decorative stone in the garden instead of an organic mulch. -
Also called Yellow Sand, is used in mortar for brick and block laying or as a base under paving. It contains a high amount of clay. This allows it to become stickier when mixed with cement and becomes more workable by enhancing its blending and bonding characteristics. -
Cracked Pea Gravel can be used as a path or driveway. It will remain loose on the surface due to the lack of fines/dust to enable compaction. But the “cracked” edges gives it the ability to lock in to each other and is less slippery than the whole gravel. It also works well in native gardens and landscapes as an alternative to wood-based mulch as it doesn’t degrade over time. It provides the soil with some level of sun protection and allows for excellent drainage. Usually a depth of 50mm-100mm is recommended. We suggest installing Geofabric underneath to stop the aggregate from mixing in with the existing sand, and to help control weeds. 12mm in size -
Pinebark Mulch is good looking, durable and long lasting. This high quality crushed and screened bark mulch is perfectly suited to native gardens, high traffic areas and windy locations and is great for hiding falling leaf litter from trees as leaves and twigs tend to blend into the chunky and coarse open texture of this mulch. -
Mushroom compost is a popular soil conditioner and feeding mulch and as a soft mulch great for vegetable, fruit, flowers (roses) and herbs. When used as a mulch it fights soil erosion. It can also be incorporated into the soil before planting. The composted straw, manure (chicken), gypsum, peat and limestone make a perfect blend of rich organic materials to build soil health. -
50% Soil Conditioner/Soil Improver, which is made out of 100% organic, recycled greenwaste. Our Veggie Mix Soil naturally improves any sandy soil, but is on its own the best soil for your plants. And 50% Mushroom Compost, which is a popular soil conditioner and feeding mulch and as a soft mulch great for vegetable, fruit, flowers (roses) and herbs. When used as a mulch it fights soil erosion. It can also be incorporated into the soil before planting. The composted straw, manure (chicken), gypsum, peat and limestone make a perfect blend of rich organic materials to build soil health. These two products we sell separately, therefore it won't be mixed through thoroughly but usually by shoveling it out our if we deliver and tip it out, it gets mixed quite well. -
Cracker Dust, also known as decomposed granite, Blue Metal Dust or Crusher Dust, is a fine crushing of our local blue metal. It is most commonly used as a base under artificial lawns, in paving screeds and also can be used in pathways and driveways. Cracker Dust compacts down well while continuing to provide good drainage. You can stabilize Cracker Dust with Soilbond or Cement to aid compaction and reduce erosion. -
Road Base is a combination of various sizes of Blue Metal mixed in with Cracker Dust. The mix binds together really well and compacts to make the perfect base under pathways and paving, while offering good drainage properties. It can also be used to make concrete by adding cement and water.
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