Protect Your Soil and Hold in Moisture
Wood chips are the final step to healthy soil. They cover and protect the surface, help retain moisture, and keep soil temperatures more stable so your garden has a better place to thrive.
COVER & PROTECT
Shields soil from sun and wind
Helps reduce moisture loss
Protects your investment
HOLDS MOISTURE
Slows drying in hot weather
Supports more even moisture
Helps reduce watering stress
FINAL STEP
Use after castings and compost
Protects soil biology
Keeps the surface covered
BEST USED FOR
Gardens
Raised beds
Trees & shrubs
Anywhere soil is bare
COVER & PROTECT
Shields soil from the sun and wind
Helps reduce moisture loss
✔ Protects your investment
HOLDS MOISTURE
Slows drying in hot weather
Supports more even moisture
Helps reduce watering stress
FINAL STEP
Use after worm castings and compost
Protects soil biology
Keeps the surface covered
BEST USED FOR
Gardens
Raised beds
Trees and shrubs
Anywhere soil is bare
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Beginner Friendly
Great for Beds & Gardens
Holds Moisture
Protects Soil Life
THE SIMPLE 3-STEP PLAN
1
Bring Your Container
Pick a size that you will be able to carry.
2
Scoop What You Need
Scoop the amount you need and that fits in your container.
3
Spread It
Topdress beds and gardens with a 2-4 inch layer.
THE SIMPLE 3-STEP PLAN
1. Bring Your Container
Pick a size that you will be able to carry.
2. Scoop What You Need
Scoop the amount you need and that fits in your container.
3. Spread It
Topdress beds and gardens with a 2-4 inch layer
Best Uses for Wood Chips
Gardens
Cover exposed soil and help the soil hold more moisture.
Raised Beds
Topdress beds with a protective mulch layer.
Trees & Shrubs
Keep 2-4 inch layer arround the base.
Flower & Herb Beds
Protect roots and improve surface conditions.
How Much Do I Need
Gardens: Topdress with 2-4 inches of woodchips on top.
Raised Beds: Topdress with 2-4 inches of woodchips.
All Plants: Keep a 2-4 inch layer around the base of the plant. The wider the better.
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Questions? We've Got You.
Why wood chips?
They cover and protect the soil while helping retain moisture.
Where should i use them?
The best gardens use them everywhere. Gardens, raised beds, trees, pots, and shrubs.
Do they replace compost?
No. Wood chips are the final step that protects the soil surface.
How thick should I apply them?
Most gardens do best with a 2-4 inch layer on top.
Ready to Protect Your Soil?
Healthy soil needs to be covered. Start with wood chips and help your garden hold moisture and stay protected.
