Mulch · 05.01
Tea Tree Mulch
A rich, dark, fibrous mulch whose natural oils help deter pests like ants and termites. Holds moisture and keeps weeds down.
- Rich, dark colour
- Natural oils
- Fibrous
- Sold per m³
Quick answer
Tea Tree Mulch is a fibrous organic mulch with a rich, dark colour. Its natural oils help deter pests such as ants and termites, and its fibrous structure holds moisture in the soil, reducing water evaporation by up to 75%, while forming a barrier against weeds. It is low maintenance and gives a deep, earthy contrast to plants, flowers and shrubs. Spread about 50–75mm deep.
| Material | Tea tree |
|---|---|
| Colour | Rich, dark, earthy |
| Texture | Fibrous |
| Sold by | The cubic metre |
| Typical depth | About 50–75mm |
| Coverage | About 13–20 m² per m³ |
| Approx. weight | About 0.3–0.4 tonnes per m³ |
Coverage and weight are approximate. Check your area with the volume calculator.
Why choose it
Best features
- 01Rich, dark colour
- 02Natural pest deterrent
- 03Reduces water evaporation by up to 75%
- 04Weed suppression
- 05Low maintenance
About the product
About this mulch
One of the standout features of tea tree mulch is its natural oils, which act as a proven pest deterrent. These oils help keep unwanted pests, such as ants and termites, away from your garden, allowing your plants to grow without the threat of infestation.
Due to its fibrous structure, tea tree mulch also excels in moisture retention. Water clings to the soil, which is especially beneficial for your plants during dry spells or in warmer climates, as it helps maintain consistent soil moisture. Another benefit of the fibrous structure is the way it creates an effective barrier against weeds. This makes it a great choice for gardeners looking to save time and reduce their use of herbicides, allowing your plants to grow without competition for nutrients and space.
Whether you’re designing a new landscape or refreshing an existing one, the deep, earthy tones of this mulch provide a stunning contrast to vibrant plants, flowers, and shrubs.
Common questions about Tea Tree Mulch
Does tea tree mulch keep pests away?
Its natural oils help deter pests such as ants and termites from garden beds.
Is tea tree mulch good in hot, dry weather?
Yes. Its fibrous structure holds water in the soil and can reduce evaporation by up to 75%, keeping moisture steady through dry spells.
How much tea tree mulch do I need?
Spread mulch 50–75mm deep. One cubic metre covers about 13–20 m² at that depth. Multiply length × width × depth in metres, or use our volume calculator.
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