Red cypress mulch is premium organic mulch made from the bark and heartwood of cypress trees, particularly from the reddish-colored interior. It is commonly used in landscaping due to its rich color, durability, and natural resistance to pests and decay.
Contact us for bulk rates on 10+ cubic metres.
Also available in 1.5t Bulka Bags.
Uses of Cypress Mulch
Garden Mulch & Soil Protection
- Helps retain moisture in the soil, reducing water evaporation.
- Suppresses weeds by blocking sunlight.
- Regulates soil temperature, keeping roots cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
- Decomposes slowly, enriching the soil with nutrients over time.
Decorative Landscaping
- The lighter color makes it an excellent choice for contrast in garden beds, around trees, and along pathways.
Pathways & Walkways
- Provides a soft, cushioned surface for garden paths and informal walkways.
- Helps with dust suppression and soil stabilization.
Insect & Pest Resistance*
- Cypress contains natural oils that repel termites and other insects, making it a great choice for use near homes and wooden structures.
How to Use Cypress Red Mulch
Prepare the Area
Remove weeds, debris, and old mulch before applying.
Apply a Weed Barrier (Recommended)
Use landscape fabric for extra weed control.
Spread Evenly
Distribute a 50-100mm (5-10cm) thick layer for best results.
Rake & Level
Smooth the mulch for an even, clean finish.
Water After Application
Lightly water to help settle the mulch and activate its benefits.
Replenish as Needed
Refresh the mulch every 12-18 months to maintain its vibrant color and effectiveness.
Benefits of Cypress Red Mulch
Moisture Retention – Reduces watering frequency.
Weed Suppression – Blocks sunlight to prevent weed growth.
Pest Resistant – Naturally repels termites and insects.
Aesthetic & Decorative – Adds a bold, vibrant look to landscapes.
Eco-Friendly – Improves soil quality as it decomposes.
*Cypress Mulch has natural termite resistance but does not guarantee to be 100% termite proof.
This text is designed to provide basic information, ideas and tips to support your project, it is not professional advice.
