Natural wood chips made from debarked wood, suitable both for mulching garden areas and for creating the bottom layer of raised beds. Used as mulch, it prevents weeds from growing and protects the soil from frost, drying out, erosion and waterlogging. When used in raised beds, it ensures that the bottom layer is well-aerated and allows excess water to drain away.
0.5 – 40 mm
It is ideal for creating the bottom layer of raised beds. When constructing raised beds, the bottom drainage layer is essential in every case. Make sure to ensure a layer of sufficient thickness, as this is the only way to guarantee proper drainage and aeration (min. 15–20 cm).
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It is ideal for creating the bottom layer of raised beds, thereby ensuring excellent aeration and the drainage of excess water.
ensuring ventilation
draining off excess water
Pack size: 50 l/bag
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