Total Landscaping Supplies

After an exhaustive search, TLS have obtained access to a wide, quality range of mulches that will enhance your landscape.

What mulch should you use?
This comes down to a personal selection (what you like the look of, and the aestetics of your garden), but on the ‘technical’ side the finer the mulch the less water will evaporate as there are less air pockets for it to be drawn from.
The same applies for weed control.

How much do you need?
General applications require a depth of 100mm to minimise loss of water and weed infestation. i.e. 1m3 for 10m2 in coverage, however, our trained staff can help you with calculating your particular requirements.

	Red Cypress Blend Lovely, fine cypress bark that gives a reddish appearance mixed with fine cypress chip that helps open the mulch up to enable better water penetration. *natural resistance to white ants.
	Red Cypress Mulch Lovely, fine cypress bark that gives a reddish appearance highlighting the plants in the garden. *natural resistance to white ants.
	Hoop Bark Fines: Lovely fine material that is chocolate-brown in colour and resembles soil thus enhancing the foliage of your plants. 25mm: This is a blend of 25mm strips mixed with fines, giving us the best of both worlds. The fines component breaks down into the soil leaving the 25mm strips as our base layer bark.                   50mm: 50mm wide strips that are great for sloping gardens as they hold together. This is also ideal for commercial applications.
	Slash Bark Fines (softfall): 0-10mm in size and perfect for placing under playground equipment. 25mm: Reddy-brown in colour withminimum slither - also once known as tan bark/pine bark. 75mm: As with the 25mm, the larger chunks appeal for larger area.
	Forest Fines Also known as Green waste, these fines give a soil like appearance and used widely in high profile gardens throughout Brisbane.
	Forest Mulch A cheaper alternative green waste product that may suit for large areas that need to be covered on a budget.