Jungle Mulch

Recycled crushed green waste with forest bark, peat and composted organics blended through it. The peat and the green waste are what make it finer and better at holding moisture than a straight bark.

Plantings that want moisture and organic matter at the surface — ferns, subtropicals, and mixed ornamental beds. The finer texture also sits better around small plants than a coarse chip does.

It is usually the wrong choice. Most WA natives would rather dry out between waterings than sit under a damp organic layer, and a coarse bark mulch suits them far better. Ask at the counter and we will point you at the right one for the bed.

Jungle is finer and holds more moisture, which suits ferns, subtropicals and perennial beds. Forest Floor is coarser and more woody, which suits trees and shrubs and a natural woodland look. Both are composted, so neither pulls nitrogen from the bed.

Fifty to seventy-five millimetres, evenly, kept clear of the stems. It is finer than a chip, so it settles into a denser layer at the same depth.

Length by width by depth in metres gives you cubic metres, and the calculator on this page does the arithmetic. Bring the number to the counter and we will tell you what format suits.

Yes, seven days. It is bulky rather than heavy, so a trailer takes a useful amount — and you can borrow one of ours free for two hours.

Yes, across Perth's southern suburbs, seven days. Tell us the address and how much you need, and mention tight access. Confirm the current delivery cost when you order.