Product Catalog

Freshly produced Fir Bark has a reddish-brown color that can brighten the landscape. It eventually matures and becomes an attractive brown color after a few months. It should be noted that the color of the mulch can vary somewhat when it comes from the mill. It is difficult to predict the exact color a Fir Bark will have when it arrives at American Soil & Stone.

A 1-1/2” +/- redwood chip used for mulching, pathways and playgrounds.

Shredded Redwood Bark is the most fibrous of the barks. In the photo of this bark, one can easily see fine fiber making up most of it. The combination of its “hairy” texture and color has led to calling this mulch Gorilla Hair. It is best described as lightweight and fluffy.

Shredded Cedar Bark is similar in properties and use to Shredded Redwood Bark. But it is less fine-fibered than Shredded Redwood and has a less open structure. This means it will form a denser layer of mulch than Redwood, which can result in better weed suppression.

This bark has an average ¼” particle size but ranges up to ½” and down to very small. We make this bark by blending different-sized barks to create a product we feel has some beneficial properties not found to the same extent in other mulches. One of these is its action at the soil surface.

Cottage Garden Mulch is very similar in size to FB 1/4+/-and shares all its excellent qualities. The difference is that it is darker and more earthy in appearance. It is a perfect choice to cover the soil and still have a surface that resembles rich, healthy-looking soil.

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