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Asked by Vikram from Central New Jersey05/20/2016QCan I use a combination of Pine bark and Cedar mulch?
I read in many places that pine bark is light and heavy rain will wash out the mulch. Can I use two layers? First layer of Pine bark which and second layer on the top of Cedar mulch. So the pine bark will decompose and provide nutrition to the soil and top Cedar layer will protect the mulch and keep it in place.AMost folks will use one kind of mulch or another, depending on the plants and how frequently you will want to reapply or replace, however you could potentially cover pine bark with cedar. Pine Bark mulch will decompose more quickly and be reapplied as needed. Cedar mulch decomposes more slowly, but …
Read Full Answer »Most folks will use one kind of mulch or another, depending on the plants and how frequently you will want to reapply or replace, however you could potentially cover pine bark with cedar. Pine Bark mulch will decompose more quickly and be reapplied as needed. Cedar mulch decomposes more slowly, but when reapplying you will want to remove the old mulch and then apply fresh mulch in its place. If you have young, tender plants, then cedar mulch may damage them. -
Asked by Alison from Lakeville, Mn04/16/2015QWhat is the average size of the Organic Pine Bark Mulch bits?A
Organic Pine Bark Mulch bits vary in size and there is not a particular measurement that could be provided per the manufacturer of the product.
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Asked by Margaret from Missouri City, Texas03/19/2017QIs there a general description of chip sizes for the Organic Pine Bark Mulch?
Is it larger than regular sized mulch? I need large pieces of bark. I have bought them before but cannot find them now.AWe apologize, but per the manufacturer, the Organic Pine Bark Mulch chips vary in size and there really is not a standard measurement that can be provided.