If you have a garden, and you like to work with nature, then you’re probably familiar with organic mulch.
Mulch is very useful in gardening and farming, as it makes plants grow faster and healthier, while at the same time, it makes the work of the caretaker easier.
When it comes to decide between getting organic mulch or non organic mulch, most real nature lovers will always go for organic mulch. Not only it looks and feels natural, but it also is healthier for your plants, as it breaks down and provides nutrients for your soil that will be eventually absorbed by your plants.
Among the many types of organic mulch, one of the best ones is bark mulch. Bark mulch is made from bark from several types of tree, for example cider and cypress, although there are other types.
First of all, bark mulch performs perfectly all the main functions of any type of mulch. It provides a barrier from direct sunlight, thus absorbing the heat and keeping the soil at a cooler temperature. At night, it radiates the heat absorbed during the day to the soil, thus preventing it from being too cold.
Also, because bark mulch blocks sunlight, weeds that need it to grow can’t get it. And even if some manage to sprout, bark mulch will be a physical barrier that occupies the space where weeds would grow.
Lastly, bark mulch with break down with time. This is a natural process that will enrich your soil and feed your plants.
Of course, bark mulch has special characteristics that make it stand out. First of all, bark mulch will take longer than other types of organic mulch to break down. This is good news for you if you don’t have much time to take care of your garden, because it means that it’ll last longer before it has to be replaced again. And don’t worry, it’ll eventually become nutrients.
Another characteristic of bark mulch that people like is its color. It is both classy and natural at the same time. In fact, there are mulch dyes and colored mulch in the market that try to imitate the natural color of bark mulch. Why get them when you can get the real thing at an affordable price?
Finally, bark mulch is economical when compared with other types of organic and inorganic mulch. It is cheaper than rubber mulch and cocoa mulch, for example.
If you’re interested in learning more, ask your gardener or local garden store for ideas. You in for a pleasant surprise.
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