Bark from Södra

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main uses of mulch bark?
Mulch bark is primarily used to protect plants from winter cold and weeds. In autumn, sensitive plants can be covered with bark. In spring, mulch bark can be spread in flower beds to prevent weed growth and reduce evaporation.
How long does a layer of mulch bark last, and what are its benefits?
A layer of mulch bark lasts for around five years and reduces the need for frequent watering. It helps retain soil moisture for longer and prevents weeds from emerging.
What aesthetic benefits does mulch bark offer in gardens or larger plantings?
Mulch bark provides a neat and uniform surface in gardens or larger public plantings, contributing to a tidy and well-maintained appearance.
What is the moisture content of bark produced from fresh timber?
Bark produced from fresh timber maintains a consistent moisture content, typically between 55–60%.

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Choose bark as a mulch material from Södra

Bark is an excellent mulch material that protects plants from winter cold and weeds. With a consistent moisture content of 55–60% from fresh timber, and dried bark with 45% moisture content, Södra offers high-quality bark for your gardening needs. Bark also reduces the need for frequent watering and provides a neat surface in the garden. Södra continuously explores new uses for forest raw materials, ensuring that you’re choosing a sustainable and innovative option.