Bark
We get our bark products straight from the mill, ensuring that our clients get quality materials for their landscape. We stock hemlock and fir bark, both of which are beautiful and beneficial in many landscape designs.
Hemlock Barkdust (Red & Dark)
Hemlock has less slivers than the fir bark dust. Almost none. This product is ¾” down to fines. Red/Brown or Dark Brown in color, seasonal variation applies from dark to light.
When Do I Use Hemlock Bark?
Use in all residential and commercial landscapes.
Wherever ‘sliver less’ bark is desired, such as areas where children and pets play. Retains moisture in the soil.
How Do I Use Hemlock Bark?
Spread at 2″ deep.
Hemlock Bark Specifications
Hemlock Bark finely screened from 3/4” down to fines. Dark red-brown or Dark Brown color.
Fir Bark Dust
When Do I Use Fir Bark Dust?
Residential and commercial landscapes, pathways, and running trails. Mulch helps retain moisture around plants. Use to acidify soils around acid loving plants i.e.: azaleas, blueberries, and rhododendrons. Helps control weeds.
How Do I Use Fir Bark Dust?
Spread at 2″ deep.
Fir Bark Dust Specifications
Douglas Fir Bark Screened at 3/4″ minus. Orange-brown color. Seasonal variations in color.
Dark Fir (Aged Fir)
Dark Fir- Aged fir. Residential and commercial landscapes, pathways, and running trails. Mulch helps retain moisture around plants.
When Do I Use Dark Fir?
Residential and commercial landscapes. Retains moisture in the soil.
How Do I Use Dark Fir?
Spread at 2″ deep.
Dark Fir Specifications
Used to acidify soils and acid loving plants i.e.: azaleas, blueberries, and rhododenrons.
Black Dyed Fir Bark Dust
Independent laboratory tests state Color Rich dyes are safe for shrubs, plants, pets and children. We use the same non-toxic materials to color our mulch as found in lipsticks, cosmetics, and food containers.
When Do I Use Black Dyed Fir Bark Dust?
Residential and commercial landscapes. Where a rich, long-lasting, color is desired. Retains moisture in the soil.
How Do I Use Black Dyed Fir Bark Dust?
Spread at 2″ deep.
Black Dyed Fir Bark Dust Specifications
Screened at 5/8″ minus (material size ranges from 1″ down to fines).
Dark Brown uses carbon black based colorant.
Brick Red uses Iron oxide based colorant. (Special order product)
Fir Bark Nuggets or Bark Rock
When Do I Use Fir Bark Nuggets or Bark Rock?
Residential and commercial landscapes. To retain moisture in the soil.
How Do I Use Fir Bark Nuggets or Bark Rock?
Spread at 2″ deep.
Fir Bark Nuggets and Bark Rock Specifications
Douglas Fir Bark screened between 1/2”-1” without fines. Silver dollar in size
Brown in color.
Cedar Wood Chips
Great for play structures, ground cover and in a dog run. Helps repel bugs, retain soil temperature and moisture retention. Recommended at 3 inches deep.
When Do I Use Cedar Wood Chips?
Playgrounds, ground cover, and dog runs
How Do I Use Cedar Wood Chips?
3″ deep
Cedar Wood Chips Specifications
Helps repel bugs, retain soil temperature, and retain moisture
Hardwood Chips
When Do I Use Hardwood Chips?
Playgrounds, dog kennels, garden pathways, walking trails, and for mud control in construction areas.
How Do I Use Hardwood Chips?
Apply 6-12″ deep for new playground areas. Apply 1-3” for pathways, walking trails and dog kennels.
Hardwood Chips Specifications
Maple and Alder screened to approximately 3/4″ up to 3″ in size with few fines. Blonde wood color.
Certified Playground Wood Chips
* ASTM – American Society for Testing & Materials
** ADA – Americans with Disabilities Act
When Do I Use Certified Playground Wood Chips?
Playground fall protection and accessibility. Dog runs. Pathways or walking track.
Certified Playground Wood Chips Specifications
Cedar or Douglas Fir wood chips measure approximately 1/4″ up to 1-1/2″ in size with fines. Blonde natural wood color.
How Do I Use Certified Playground Wood Chips?
Apply 6″-12″ deep for new playground areas. Apply 3-4” for pathways or walking tracks. When used to meet ASTM fall protection, follow ASTM installation guidelines.
Cedar Hog Fuel
When Do I Use Cedar Hog Fuel?
Mud control around construction sites, livestock corrals, and dog runs. Clings to sloped areas. Pathways or running trails. Helps control weeds when applied at 3-4” deep.
How Do I Use Cedar Hog Fuel?
Apply 3”-8” deep for mud control. Apply 3-4” for pathways or running trails.
Cedar Hog Fuel Specifications
Douglas Fir Bark screened at 3/4”-3”. A screened coarse Fir Bark that is an improved version of our traditional Hog Fuel.
Walk on Bark ‘Fir Hog Fuel’
A multi-purpose alternative to bark dust, nuggets or wood chips. A soft fibrous material is excellent way to control mud. Due to its stringy texture, it will stay on the surface rather than be squished down.
When Do I Use Walk on Bark ‘Fir Hog Fuel’?
For pathways, mud control, and an alternate ground cover.
How Do I Use Walk on Bark ‘Fir Hog Fuel’?
Recommended at 3 inches deep
Sawdust
Made from fir.
When Do I Use Sawdust?
Sawdust is used to cover grass seed to hold in moisture and keep the birds from carrying away seeds. can be used for livestock bedding and is acidic enough to place around your blueberry plants. Not kiln dried.
How Do I Use Sawdust?
At about 1-3 inches depending on the project
Sawdust Specifications
Very fine fir dust, but not dusty
Delivery & Pick-Up Options
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