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Woodchip / Barkchip / Mulch

swinny

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As per the above. Bark Chip is used heaps over here mainly by landscapers and council crews on planting beds. Mainly Pine bark which never seems to break down and has no weight to it so rarely acts as a mulch. It seems to be more for aesthetic purposes than anything else.

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