Rattyle Ya Dags - How To Use & FAQ's
Wool Garden Mulch can be dusty. We suggest using if you are using larger quantities to wet it down before use in a large bucket or wheelbarrow.
We also suggest the use of gloves while handling the mulch and a dust mask if you are handling the Dags dry.
Once the Mulch is wet all dust issues are resolved.
Mulch is an organic material you use to cover the surface of your soil and
around plants.
It helps to keep the moisture in, stop nutrients from washing away,
maintains even soil temperature, and blocks out sunlight to suppress weed
growth.
Mulch is an organic material you use to cover the surface of your soil and
around plants.
It helps to keep the moisture in, stop nutrients from washing away,
maintains even soil temperature, and blocks out sunlight to suppress weed
growth.
Depending on where and how thick the wool mulch is laid, it generally breaks
down over a 12 – 24-month period.
You may find that in certain areas of your garden it may last even longer.
Depending on where and how thick the wool mulch is laid, it generally breaks
down over a 12 – 24-month period.
You may find that in certain areas of your garden it may last even longer.
If applied liberally enough Wool Mulch is an effective weed
suppressant. Tight in around plants and thin patches will generally show
the weeds first.
Although having had to grow in the wool, the root structure is higher, and
they are generally easy pulling.
If applied liberally enough Wool Mulch is an effective weed
suppressant. Tight in around plants and thin patches will generally show
the weeds first.
Although having had to grow in the wool, the root structure is higher, and
they are generally easy pulling.
As we dog owners know, our lovely fury friends do tend to like poo. We have
found that generally, after the initial attraction, and the Dags start to
decompose, the attraction disappears.
So if you have a concern about your dog and an attraction to poo, then we
suggest you go for our Crutchings Mulch, as the ratio of Dags
to Wool is a lot lower (Mainly Wool – Less Poo).
As we dog owners know, our lovely fury friends do tend to like poo. We have
found that generally, after the initial attraction, and the Dags start to
decompose, the attraction disappears.
So if you have a concern about your dog and an attraction to poo, then we
suggest you go for our Crutchings Mulch, as the ratio of Dags
to Wool is a lot lower (Mainly Wool – Less Poo).