Mulch

100% Cypress

Bug and decay resistant. Use for landscaping, flowerbeds, and playgrounds.

Mix of Pine and Cypress

Use for flowerbeds to add a vibrant pop of red color to your landscaping. Made with natural dye, no chemicals. 

Mix of Pine and Cypress

Use for flowerbeds and landscaping. Adds a rich chocolate brown color that helps plants stand out. Made with natural dye, no chemicals. 

Black Pine Mulch

Dye is non-toxic, environmentally friendly and 100% biodegradable.

Pine fines—also known as pine bark fines—are finely ground particles of pine bark, typically no larger than a fingernail. Unlike traditional mulch, pine fines are used primarily as a soil amendment to improve texture, aeration, and nutrient content.

Benefits of Pine Fines

💧 Moisture Retention

Helps soil hold water longer, reducing the need for frequent irrigation.

🌱 Enhanced Aeration

Improves drainage and promotes healthy root growth by creating air pockets in the soil.

🌿 Nutrient Boost

Adds organic nutrients like nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus to support plant development.

🌸 pH Adjustment

Slightly lowers soil pH, making it ideal for acid-loving plants such as azaleas, magnolias, and hollies.

🌿How to Use Pine Fines

As a Soil Amendment

Mix 1–2 inches of pine fines into the top 4–6 inches of soil to improve structure and fertility.

In Container Gardening

Blend 10–30% pine fines into potting mixes to enhance drainage and root aeration.

For Light Mulching

Apply a thin layer (½–1 inch) around plants to suppress weeds and retain moisture.

In Composting

Add to compost piles to balance nitrogen-rich materials and improve airflow.

For Acid-Loving Plants

Incorporate into planting beds or mixes for species that thrive in lower pH soils.

Approximately the size of a quarter. 

Approximately 1 1/2" in size.