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Spring is here and it is the perfect time to make your yard beautiful once again. Landscaping will be easier if you have all the necessary gardening supplies and tools to prepare your yard. You should also choose carefully the types of plants and flowers that you will put in your garden that can help you create the landscape that you want. Eucalyptus Mulch can be a great addition to the beautifully landscaped yard that you want. Why is eucalyptus Mulch the best option for your landscape? Eucalyptus Mulch is a sustainable gardening alternative, grown in Florida, for Florida! It re-grows four times faster than Cypress.
It is also natural, made from 100% plantation-grown eucalyptus trees. It is guaranteed free from construction, demolition, pallet, or other waste materials. This means that you won’t be using anything that can cause any harm to the environment. Those who are living outside of Florida can also consider Scotts Nature Scapes mulch as a better alternative for their landscaping needs. It comes in three different colors: Classic Black, Sierra Red and Deep Forest Brown. This product also helps maintain moisture, prevent weeds and create an aesthetically appealing landscape all year long.
So if you’re ready to start some spring gardening, go and grab you gardening tools and start creating that beautifully landscaped yard that you want with Scotts Florida Select Natural Eucalyptus Mulch.
Eucalyptus Mulch is the best option for your landscape because it is:
1. SUSTAINABLE: Sustainably-harvested and plantation grown Eucalyptus is considered a renewable resource because it re-grows up to 4-times faster than Cypress.
2. NATURAL: Made from 100% plantation-grown Eucalyptus trees. Eucalyptus Mulch is guaranteed free from any construction, demolition, pallet, or other waste materials.
3. EFFECTIVE: Prevents weeds naturally while helping to conserve soil moisture and moderate soil temperature.
4. LOCAL: 100% Florida-grown - helps support your local economy.
How to Use: Spread 3 inches deep. Keep mulch several inches from tree trunks and house foundations or other wood structures.
When to Apply: Apply around trees, shrubs, flowers or vegetables after seeds have germinated and plants have developed.
Where to Use: Apply around trees, shrubs, flowers or vegetables after seeds have germinated and plants have developed.
Where Not to Use: Avoid use: Before seeds have germinated, around underdeveloped plants, and within several inches of house foundations or other wood surfaces.
Coverage Area: A 2 cu. ft. bag will cover the following: At a depth of 2 inches, 12 sq. ft of bedding area. At a depth of 3 inches, 8 sq. ft. of bedding area. At a depth of 4 inches, 6 sq. ft. of bedding.
